2011 Map of Pinto

About this map

Mountain Meadow and the settlement of Pinto anchor this corner of southwest Utah, documented by the U.S. Geological Survey in the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by its memorial sites and historical springs, including the Jefferson Hunt Monument and the Death Valley Party Monument, which speak to the area's role as a waypoint for 19th-century pioneers. Topography is marked by deep drainage systems such as Pinto Creek and Spring Creek, alongside prominent rises like Cove Mountain. Genealogy researchers can find the locations of both the Pinto Cemetery and Hamblin Cemetery. The road network connects these historic sites via W Pinto Rd, while Numerous water sources like Hamblin Spring and Oak Spring suggest the pastoral and survival needs of early settlers in this high-desert terrain.