2014 Map of Red Dome

About this map

Red Dome stands as a prominent landmark within this arid Box Elder County landscape, anchoring a terrain defined by desert basins and isolated elevations. The geography is marked by the presence of Matlin Basin to the east and the Horse Hills to the north, reflecting a region where water management is critical, as seen at Pugsley Reservoir. Transportation routes like Terrace Mountain Rd and Red Dome Rd navigate the contours of the high desert, providing access through the basin-and-range topography. A significant historical connection is preserved along the northern edge of the map where Emigrant Trail Rd follows a legacy corridor of westward expansion. Other distinct high points, such as Airplane Hill and Coyote Hill, serve as natural waypoints in this open country, illustrating the land-use patterns of Northern Utah's high desert during the early twenty-first century.