2010 Map of Jack Henry Knoll

About this map

Jack Henry Knoll rises as a prominent landmark within this high-desert portion of the Black Mountains in Iron County. This 2010 survey illustrates a landscape defined by seasonal water sources and rugged drainage patterns, including Jackrabbit Wash and Kane Spring Wash. The presence of numerous isolated water points such as Ryan Spring, Lister Spring, and Guyman Seep indicates the critical role of specific springs for livestock or wildlife in this arid terrain. Topographically, the map transitions from the high peaks of Chipman Peak down toward the southern expanse of the Parowan Valley. The winding route of North Hills Beach Rd provides one of the few navigational corridors through the Red Hills, connecting remote canyons like Poorman Ranch Canyon to the broader valley floor.