2014 Map of Enoch NW

About this map

The Escalante Desert dominates this arid landscape in Iron County, where water is the primary architect of the terrain. Narrow seasonal drainages like Mud Spring Wash and Jako Wash cut through the high ground, leading toward central features like Mud Spring itself. The topography is defined by the Mud Spring Hills and the southern rise of The Bald Hills, while deep depressions such as Horse Hollow and Lost Spring Hollow provide distinct natural landmarks. Transportation in this part of Utah relies on a network of rural routes, including the Lund Hwy and the lower Gap Rd, which navigate the varying elevations between the hills and the canyon floor. The map illustrates a largely uninhabited expanse where the names reflect early reliance on sparse water sources and topographic navigation.