2017 Map of Sawtooth Peak

About this map

Sawtooth Peak rises as a prominent landmark in this corner of Beaver County, anchoring a terrain defined by high desert ridges and isolated water sources. The landscape is marked by geological formations such as the The Needles to the northwest and the distinctive Elephant Back near the southern boundary. This 2017 survey documents the critical placement of remote springs, including Mud Spring, Willow Spring, and the uniquely named Pots Sum Pa Spring, which have long served as vital points in an otherwise arid environment. Drainage patterns are clearly delineated through Jackson Wash in the north and Turkey Wash in the southeast, showing how seasonal runoff shapes the approaches to Pine Valley. The map detail captures the intersection of several townships, providing a precise look at the land survey system across this high-elevation Utah backcountry.