
Dixie National Forest dominates this southwestern Utah landscape, where the high ridges of the Bull Valley Mountains meet the western edge of the Pine Valley Mountains. The topography is defined by complex drainage systems, with Moody Wash and Beaver Dam Wash carving deep canyons through the uplifted terrain. Settlement indicators are sparse, centered primarily on the corridor of the Veyo Shoal Creek Road, which traverses the northern section near Grassy Flat. Distinctive geological features like The Pinnacles and high points such as Windy Peak and Ox Valley Peak provide essential landmarks for navigation in this upland environment. The survey also identifies the Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness Boundary, reflecting the area's transition into more protected interior terrain near Cove Mountain.
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1885 · St. George
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1891 · St. George
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1953 · Cedar City
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1954 · Gunlock
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1958 · Cedar City
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1962 · Cedar City
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1972 · Gunlock
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1972 · Goldstrike
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1972 · Central West
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1972 · Motoqua
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