2017 Map of Pinnacle Pass

About this map

Mineral Mountains and the distinct topographic break at Pinnacle Pass define this high-desert landscape along the border of Millard and Beaver Counties. This 2017 survey details a transition from the elevated peaks of Antelope Mtn down into the surrounding basin, where water management is critical for local ranching and land use. The map tracks sparse but essential water sources including Salt Spring, Salt Cove Reservoir, and Hodgson Pond, alongside drainage from Cove Cr. Transportation in this area is limited to rugged backcountry routes, most notably the path labeled Cunningham to Pine Creek, reflecting the isolation of the Great Basin terrain. The grid of the Public Land Survey System persists as a primary organizational structure for this largely undeveloped expanse.