2020 Map of Sabie Mountain

About this map

Wasatch National Forest lands dominate the northern portion of this quadrangle, where the high point of Sabie Mountain rises above a network of canyons and springs. This high-desert terrain is defined by the West Tintic Mountains and the Sheeprock Mountains, separated by broad drainage basins like Horse Valley. The landscape is etched with seasonal watercourses including Death Creek and Cherry Creek, while reliable water sources such as Boulter Springs, Sabie Spring, and Maple Spring indicate the essential points for early transit and livestock in this arid environment. Infrastructure in this area is sparse, characterized primarily by the Tintic Pole Line Rd and the Transmission Line Rd running along the eastern boundary, while the Elkers Cutoff provides a passage through the southwestern foothills near Devils Gate. The map also clearly delineates the administrative boundary between Tooele Co and Juab Co.