2020 Map of Miners Cabin Wash

About this map

Indian Peak Range dominates the eastern half of this Beaver County landscape, where extreme elevation changes define the transition from high summits to the broad basin of Hamlin Valley. This modern topographical study reveals a network of high-altitude water sources essential to the arid climate, including Ryan Spring, Chokecherry Spring, and Willow Spring. The namesake Miners Cabin Wash cuts through the southwestern corner, suggesting a history of prospecting and seasonal habitation in these remote reaches. Notable landmarks such as Marys Nipple and Indian Peak provide distinct navigational points for those tracing historical land use or geological formations in this part of western Utah. To the northeast, the terrain is deeply incised by Greens Canyon, while Indian Cr drains the slopes near the southern boundary.