2011 Map of Harley Dome

About this map

Harley Dome Gas Field defines the industrial footprint of this high desert landscape in eastern Grand County. The terrain is a network of drainage systems and ridge-running tracks, where the prominent Harley Dome serves as a landmark for the surrounding territory. Water is a defining scarce resource, etched into the land by Westwater Creek, Sulphur Creek, and Bruson Wash. The map details a specialized infrastructure of transit designed for resource extraction and ridge access, including the Book Cliff Ridge Rd and the Mac Intyre Cutoff. This survey captures the intersection of energy production and the natural topography of Coat Draw and the surrounding plateaus, showing how local roads like Pechula Rd and Harley Dome Rd navigate the complex elevation changes of the Book Cliffs region.