2011 Map of Harts Point North

About this map

Harts Point and the adjacent Hatch Point define this high-plateau landscape in San Juan County, where deep drainages like Harts Draw cut through the high desert. The terrain is marked by significant natural landmarks, most notably the Aqueduct Arch in the southeast and the steep descent into Bobbys Hole Canyon. This 2011 survey details a network of primitive and local routes, including the Needles Overlook Rd and Hart Point Rd, which provide access across the mesas. Water is scarce in this environment, represented by the ephemeral courses of Threemile Creek and Little Water Creek to the north, and Indian Creek as it winds through the southwestern corner. The mapping of these roads and natural features provides essential context for those studying the land use and geomorphology of this specific section of the Utah desert.