2014 Map of Hamlin Well

About this map

Hamlin Valley defines this high-desert borderland, where the state line divides the Great Basin landscape between Nevada and Utah. Centered on the namesake Hamlin Well, the map reveals a remote pastoral and ranching infrastructure linked by seasonal watercourses like Miller Cr and Wood-McCullough Cr. To the east, the terrain rises sharply toward the slopes of Miller Mtn and the drainage of Miller Wash, marking the transition into the higher elevations of Beaver County. A sparse network of unpaved tracks, including Delmue Camp Rd and Delmue Tank Rd, snakes through the valley floor. These names suggest a legacy of localized livestock management and water access in an arid environment, providing essential context for those researching the land use and geographic history of this quiet section of the Escalante Valley region.