1967 Map of Sand Pass SE

About this map

Swasey House Range dominates the western half of this interior Utah landscape, rising sharply from the surrounding basins. This 1967 survey captures a remote expanse of the Great Basin where life and movement are dictated by the few reliable water sources and clearings. Artificial water storage, such as Swasey Point Res and Table Knoll Res, supports livestock or wildlife in an otherwise arid environment. Along the eastern edge of the range, a lone Landing Strip provides a critical connection to the outside world, while the vast Fish Springs Flat and Swasey Bottom stretch toward the horizon. The map also delineates the boundary between Juab Co and Millard Co, showing how political lines bisect the desert terrain regardless of the physical geography defined by landmarks like Table Knoll.