2011 Map of Rozel

About this map

Rozel Flat and the surrounding desert landscape dominate this northern Utah survey, illustrating the stark transition from the northern reaches of the Great Salt Lake to the higher elevations of the Rozel Hills. The small settlement of Rozel sits at a junction of local routes, including the Golden Spike Loop Rd, a name echoing the regional history of the transcontinental railroad. To the west, Black Mountain provides a topographical boundary, while the presence of Coyote Ponds near the lake's edge highlights the hydrological character of this salt-affected basin. The grid of county roads, such as County Rd and 30000 W Rd, shows a sparse but organized human footprint over the vast flats, typical of the rural land management in Box Elder County during this era.