2017 Map of Marjum Pass

About this map

Marjum Pass and the surrounding high desert terrain dominate this geological portrait of western Utah. The landscape is defined by the sharp elevations of the Middle Range, including the prominent Howell Peak and Antelope Mtn. Evidence of the region's ancient history is found at the Trilobite Beds near Death Canyon Rd, a site of interest for those tracking the natural history and paleontological record of Millard County. Access through these remote ranges follows historical corridors like Old 6 & 50 and through Marjum Canyon. Water sources such as Stove Spring, Wildhorse Spring, and Antelope Spring appear as vital markers in an otherwise arid environment, providing a sense of the sparse but critical resources that guided travel and early surveying efforts in this corner of the state.