2011 Map of Parker Knoll

About this map

Otter Creek winds through this Piute County high-country landscape, serving as the primary drainage through a territory defined by broad slopes and prominent peaks. The terrain is anchored by the elevation of Parker Mountain in the northeast and Parker Knoll further south, illustrating the transition between the valley floor and the surrounding highlands. This 2011 survey documents the sparse but intentional transportation network of the era, notably Blood Ln, which traces a north-south path through the center of the quadrangle. The map captures a moment of modern land management in Utah, where the open landscape remains largely undeveloped, defined primarily by its natural contours and the seasonal flow of the creek.