2017 Map of Jack Henry Knoll

About this map

Jack Henry Knoll and Chipman Peak dominate this high-desert landscape in southwestern Utah, where water sources are the primary indicators of human activity and survival. Numerous isolated water features like Guyman Seep, Lister Spring, and Cottonwood Spring punctuate the arid terrain of the Black Mountains and Red Hills. The drainage patterns are clearly defined by the Kane Spring Wash and Cottonwood Canyon Cottonwood Wash, leading toward the flatter expanse of the Parowan Valley. The reliance on limited springs for livestock or seasonal passage is evident in the road network, which includes Kane Springs Rd and the Poorman Ranch Canyon Loop, tracing the natural corridors between these high-elevation outcrops and the valley floor.