2020 Map of Furner Ridge

About this map

The East Tintic Mountains dominate the western terrain of this central Utah landscape, giving way to the prominent Furner Ridge and the broad Furner Valley to the south. This 2020 survey records a high-desert environment defined by seasonal water management and industrial use, notably at the 148 State Pit mine. Natural water sources like Tidwell Spring contrast with several man-made catchments, including Brough Reservoir, Irons Reservoir, and the uniquely named Hole in Rock Reservoir. The map tracks local transit through Furner Pass via Furner Valley Rd and Rte 1812, illustrating how contemporary infrastructure navigates the complex elevations of the Dog Valley region.