1991 Map of Ingham Canyon

About this map

Ingham Peak anchors this high-elevation landscape within the Grouse Creek Mountains of northwestern Utah, where a network of seasonal drainages and springs defines the remote terrain. The eastern slopes are carved by Ingham Canyon and its namesake Ingham Creek, while the western side features deep incisions like Bill Shaw Canyon and Cook Canyon. This 1991 revision provides a detailed look at the infrastructure of the high desert, including an Aqueduct and several Mines located near the headwaters of the canyons. The presence of numerous named water sources, such as Paskett Spring, Red Knolls Spring, and the North Bedke Springs, underscores the vital importance of water rights in this arid ranching and mining country during the late 20th century.