2002 Map of Mount Dutton

About this map

Mount Dutton stands as the dominant peak in this high-altitude section of the Dixie National Forest, marked by the Mount Dutton Communication Site at its summit. The landscape is defined by the massive Sevier Plateau, where deep incisions like Corral Draw and Jones Corral Draw drain the uplands. This area reveals a complex system of water management and natural springs essential for high-country ranching and forest operations. Notable water features include Mule Flat Reservoir and Jones Corral Res, supported by numerous named sources such as Winnemucca Spring and Dipping Vat Spring. The map documents the extensive network of trails and forestry roads that provide access to Mount Pierson and the various cattle-handling features like Corral Draw, reflecting the long-standing use of these public lands for grazing and timber management near the turn of the 21st century.