2017 Map of Middle Range North

About this map

The rugged topography of Juab County's high desert is defined here by the Middle Range, a prominent uplift that dominates the southern portion of the map. This area is characterized by dramatic geological formations, most notably the intricate network of ridges known as The Honeycombs. Evidence of the region's mineral interests is found at the Honey Comb Mine, which sits near the junction of several remote corridors including Honey Comb 1A. Navigating this isolated terrain relies on a sparse network of unpaved tracks, with the Weis Hwy cutting a long diagonal path across the central basin. To the north, the drainage of Fish Wash 2a suggests the ephemeral water patterns typical of this part of the Great Basin, where seasonal runoff carves deep into the landscape between the townships of T12S and T14S.