2014 Map of Mount Lovenia

About this map

Mount Lovenia stands as the prominent landmark of this high-elevation landscape, where the administrative boundaries of the Wasatch National Forest and Ashley National Forest converge. This 2014 survey documents a complex hydrological system defined by the headwaters of several major waterways, including the Middle Fork Blacks Fork, E Fork Blacks Fork, and Little E Fork. These drainage patterns illustrate the natural divide along the Uinta Mountains, where water flows northward toward the Blacks Fork and southward via the Lake Fork River and Oweep Cr. The topographic detail highlights notable high-altitude crossings like Squaw Pass and jagged summits such as Tokewanna Peak and Bald Mtn. Spanning the border of Summit Co and Duchesne Co, the map illustrates a protected wilderness environment devoid of permanent settlements, focused instead on the natural features that define the Utah backcountry.