1993 Map of Hickman Knolls

About this map

The Skull Valley Indian Reservation occupies the southeastern reaches of this high desert terrain, dominated by the prominent elevations of the Hickman Knolls. Surveyed in the late 20th century, the landscape is defined by the broad expanse of Skull Valley, a region characterized by sparse water sources like Hatch Well. The map captures a network of 4wd tracks and unimproved roads, reflecting the land's primary use for transit and resource management rather than dense settlement. This 1993 edition, updated from earlier aerial photography, offers a precise look at the township and range boundaries of R 9 W and R 8 W, detailing the topography of the valley floor before it rises into the eastern foothills.