2014 Map of Scipio South

About this map

The town of Scipio serves as the focal point for this survey, situated at the northern edge of the Scipio Valley. The landscape is defined by the dramatic meeting of the Valley Mountains to the east and the Pahvant Range to the west, with much of the southwestern quadrant protected within the Fishlake National Forest. This mapping effort records the complex network of drainage and topography that funnels through the area, including the winding course of Round Valley Cr and named landmarks like Indian Knoll and Noon Rock Peak. High-altitude features such as Lone Cedar Pass and Wills Hole provide specific geographic markers for those navigating the steep terrain between the valleys. The presence of Upper Ebbs Spring and Ralph Land Spring indicates the critical water sources that supported livestock and settlement in this arid high-desert environment of central Utah.