2014 Map of Rex Peak

About this map

The Crawford Mountains dominate this high-altitude landscape along the border of Utah and Wyoming, rising sharply above the western floodplains. The Bear River meanders through the western corridor, its natural flow augmented by the Rex Canal and several local water sources including Otter Cr and Larson Spring. This 2014 survey illustrates the complex relationship between the high ridge lines and the lower basin drainage, with Brazier Canyon cutting into the mountain face. Topographic details reveal a network of land management and transportation, featuring N Mine Rd and E River Ln skirting the foothills. From the summit of Rex Peak down to the eastern slopes of Cottonwood Cr, the map documents a terrain shaped by both geologic forces and the practical requirements of high-country ranching and mining infrastructure.