2020 Map of East of the Navajo

About this map

Kaiparowits Plateau dominates this high-desert landscape in Kane County, defined by a complex system of drainage and erosion. The terrain is deeply incised by multiple canyons, including Monday Canyon, Sunday Canyon, and Navajo Canyon, which demonstrate the significant vertical relief of the region. Distinctive landmarks such as West End Point and Mudholes Point mark the edges of these dramatic elevation changes, while the Burning Hills occupy the southwestern quadrant of the sheet. The absence of modern infrastructure or major roads highlights the isolation of this corner of Utah, where topography remains the defining characteristic of the land. Small pockets of slightly more level ground, such as Little Valley, appear occasionally amidst the labyrinthine network of canyons like Croton Canyon and Basin Canyon.