2014 Map of Keller Well

About this map

Newfoundland Mountains dominate the western edge of this 2014 survey, rising sharply from the surrounding desert flats. This arid landscape is defined by its isolation and the stark contrast between the high peaks and the broad, open basins of the Great Basin. The solitary namesake feature, Keller Well, sits near the northern end of these mountains, marking a critical water point in an otherwise dehydrating environment. The map shows the grid system of townships and ranges, such as t4n r13w, which overlay this sparsely inhabited region of Tooele County. The lack of secondary settlements or established roads highlights the area's role as a rugged interior wasteland, where the few named geographic points serve as essential landmarks for navigation across the salt-encrusted plains.