2020 Map of Tabernacle Hill

About this map

Tabernacle Crater and the surrounding volcanic landscape of Tabernacle Hill dominate this portion of the Pahvant Valley. This modern topographical study captures the stark geological transitions of the Sevier Desert, where the lava flows of The Cinders meet the alkaline stretches of Clay Flat. While the region is largely defined by its volcanic heritage, rare water sources like Squidike Spring and the ephemeral Mud Lake indicate the fragile hydrology of the basin. The map reveals a high-desert environment largely shaped by natural forces, with Beaver Ridge rising to the south, providing a detailed record of the terrain as it appeared in the early 21st century.