2014 Map of Furner Ridge

About this map

East Tintic Mountains dominate the western portion of this topographic survey, descending into a series of valleys and basins characterized by seasonal water management. The landscape is defined by the prominent Furner Ridge and the Furner Pass which provides passage through the high ground. Water resources are primarily captured in small, named catchments such as Dog Valley Reservoir, Hole in Rock Reservoir, and Brough Reservoir. These features, along with Tidwell Spring, underscore the necessity of water control in this arid environment. The map details an extensive network of backroads and trails including Old Jericho Rd and Sage Valley Rd, which navigate through Furner Valley and the depression known as The Holes. This layout reflects a remote region largely dedicated to open range and limited resource extraction.