2014 Map of Steamboat Mountain

About this map

Indian Peak Range and the high summit of Steamboat Mtn dominate this remote pocket of Iron County, Utah. The landscape is defined by its water sources and high-elevation crossings, reflecting the essential geography of the Great Basin. Named points such as Bob Leroy Peaks and Bull Valley provide significant landmarks for navigation through the high desert. Historical cattle-working and ranching associations are evident in labels like Butcher Meadow and Rustlers Draw, while the presence of several isolated water sources, including Spanish George Spring, Mustang Spring, and Bob Leroy Spring, illustrates the critical nature of perennial water in this arid environment. Transportation through the high terrain is facilitated by Arrowhead Pass and Bob Leroy Pass, which cut through the steep contours of the range.