2014 Map of Pole Mountain

About this map

The Fishlake National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape along the border of Beaver and Piute counties. The terrain is defined by the eastern slopes of the Tushar Mountains, where numerous drainages such as Wildcat Cr and Indian Cr carve through deep hollows and canyons. Man-made water management is visible in the valley floor, specifically the Manderfield Ditch and the Old Manderfield Ditch, which trace the base of the foothills near the Tesian Hwy. Named landmarks like Wittwer Hill, Pole Mtn, and Tanner Mtn anchor the high ground, while family-named features like Briggs Hollow and Twitchell Canyon suggest the local history of land use and early ranching in this portion of the Utah interior.