2011 Map of North Knoll Spring

About this map

Snake Valley and the elevated terrain of Plympton Ridge define this high desert landscape in western Utah. The map focuses on a network of drainages and tracks that facilitate travel through this arid environment, most notably the seasonal Browns Wash and the drainage at Red Gulch. The namesake North Knoll Spring serves as a critical water source on the western edge of the quadrangle, situated near the transition from the valley floor to the rising Rattlesnake Bench. Transportation history is evident in the path of Old 6 and 50, which intersects with Foot Ranch Rd to form the primary transit corridors through this open country.