2011 Map of Tabbys Peak SE

About this map

The northern slopes of the Cedar Mountains transition into a structured grid of rural corridors and drainage patterns in this corner of Tooele County. The landscape is defined by its arid topography, where seasonal watercourses like Wide Hollow and Post Hollow carve through the terrain before meeting the flatter expanses to the north. These hollows provide a natural relief against the prominent Hickman Knolls that rise near the northern boundary. Settlement is sparse, with human activity primarily represented by the linear path of White Rocks Rd, which serves as a central east-west artery through this high-desert environment. The map captures a moment in the early 21st century when the area remained largely undeveloped, characterized by the intersection of topographic features and the utilitarian road network of the Great Basin.