2014 Map of Jack Henry Knoll

About this map

Jack Henry Knoll stands as a central landmark in this high-desert portion of Iron County, where the southern reaches of the Black Mountains meet the northern edge of the Parowan Valley. The landscape is defined by its water sources, essential for ranching and survival in this arid environment, including Ryan Spring, Decker Spring, and the curiously named Jack Henry Seep. In the northeast, Poorman Ranch Canyon cuts through the terrain, while the Red Hills rise in the southwest near Stringies Canyon. The mapping of range lines like t31s r9w and the presence of roads such as Willow Springs Loop and N Hills Rd suggest a modern land management framework laid over an area historically shaped by seasonal washes like Jackrabbit Wash and Cottonwood Wash.