2017 Map of Monument Peak

About this map

Hansel Mountains rise as the dominant topographic structure in this portion of Box Elder County, culminating at the high point of Monument Peak. The landscape is defined by vast basin-and-range transitions, where high elevations give way to the broad expanses of Sage Valley and Curlew Valley. These valleys are marked by a rectilinear grid of public land surveys and sparse infrastructure, including Locomotive Springs Rd, which suggests the area's history of range management and rural access. Significant landmarks such as Cedar Hill and Johnson Hill punctuate the lower terrain, serving as essential reference points in this open country. The distribution of these features reflects the characteristic geography of northern Utah's arid basins during the early twenty-first century.