2010 Map of Sawtooth Peak

About this map

Sawtooth Peak rises as a prominent landmark in this desert landscape of western Utah, where seasonal water sources and distinct terrain features defined the movement of early travelers and livestock. The map documents vital water points such as Pots Sum Pa Spring, Mud Spring, and Willow Spring, which were essential for survival in this arid environment. The drainage network is clearly defined by Pine Valley Wash, Jackson Wash, and Turkey Wash, cutting through a topography marked by the striking formations of The Needles and the broad elevation of Elephant Back. This area, primarily characterized by open space and a sparse network of unpaved roads, reflects the enduring character of the Great Basin's high desert country. The inclusion of the Pots Sum-Pa SFG label suggests specific localized nomenclature or land use designations unique to this portion of Beaver County.