2010 Map of Red Pass

About this map

Bitterweed Lake and the Sevier River define the northern hydrology of this Millard County landscape. The terrain is dominated by the steep rises of the Cricket Mountains, which separate the river drainage from the open expanse of the White Sage Valley to the southeast. Transportation through this arid region relies on established corridors like Johnson Pass and Red Pass, which provide vital passage through the high ridges. This 2010 survey illustrates the isolation of the Great Basin geography, where water features like the river are the primary markers of the desert floor against the backdrop of limestone and dolomite mountain ranges.