1991 Map of Deadman Point

About this map

The Burbank Hills rise sharply from the arid floor of the Ferguson Desert in this detailed survey of Millard County. The map documents a landscape defined by the search for water in a high-desert environment, where isolated features such as Hardpan Well, the Cedar Pass Reservoir, and the Deadman Reservoir represent vital infrastructure for grazing and transit. The topography is segmented by a series of drainages, including Juniper Wash, Jensen Wash, and Deadman Wash, which channel seasonal runoff away from the distinctive Red Ledges. Human activity is marked by the presence of a Corral and a Water Tank, alongside the primary artery of the Garrison Black Rock Road. The prominence of Deadman Point serves as a major landmark for navigators following the 4 WD trails that crisscross the terrain near Cedar Pass.