2011 Map of Hall Mesa

About this map

Lake Powell dominates the eastern half of this landscape, its fingers reaching into the canyon network of Glen Canyon National Park. The topographic character of the region is defined by significant vertical relief, where the prominent Hall Mesa stands as a central landmark above the drainage basins. To the west, Halls Creek and Millers Creek snake through the desert floor, while the southern reaches show the intricate shoreline near Baker Ranch. This survey provides a clear look at the hydrologic interface between the reservoir and the natural canyon systems like Long Canyon and Grand Gulch, illustrating the state of the shoreline and local landmarks in the early 21st century. The map serves as a detailed record of the intersections between water, plateau, and ranching history in this remote portion of southern Utah.