2017 Map of Miners Cabin Wash

About this map

The Indian Peak Range dominates this portion of Beaver County, Utah, providing a detailed view of the high-elevation drainage systems and prominent summits of the Great Basin. This 2017 survey documents a landscape defined by sharp topographic reliefs, featuring distinctive landmarks such as Marys Nipple and the high point of Indian Peak. The map highlights the essential water sources in this arid environment, including Ryan Spring, Chokecherry Spring, and Willow Spring, which have historically served as vital points for livestock and wildlife. The namesake Miners Cabin Wash in the southwest corner suggests a history of human activity and transient settlement tied to the region's mineral interests. From the depths of Greens Canyon to the ephemeral flow of Indian Cr, the map provides a precise record of the natural corridor and public land boundaries during the early 21st century.