1986 Map of Jack Henry Knoll

About this map

Black Mountains terrain dominates this iron-rich corridor of southern Utah, where high peaks and deep canyons dictate the movement of both water and wildlife. Named landmarks like Jack Henry Knoll and Chipman Peak suggest a landscape shaped by local ranching and prospecting history, with numerous seeps and springs serving as vital lifeblood for the arid environment. A network of unimproved roads and trails connects remote water sources such as Jackrabbit Spring and North Kane Spring, providing a clear record of how this backcountry was accessed in the mid-1980s.