1993 Map of Tabbys Peak SE

About this map

The eastern slopes of the Cedar Mountains descend into the arid expanse of Skull Valley in this 1993 revision. This landscape is defined by its administrative and military boundaries, notably containing portions of the Skull Indian Reservation and the Dugway Proving Ground (Restricted Area). The geography is marked by distinct drainage patterns such as Wide Hollow and Post Hollow, which transition from the steep mountain terrain to the valley floor. To the north, the Hickman Knolls rise from the basin, providing a topographical break in the otherwise steady alluvial slope. The map's detail reflects the specialized use of this high-desert environment in the late twentieth century, where restricted military zones and tribal lands intersect with the natural landforms of the Great Basin.