1998 Map of Table Mountain

About this map

The high-country terrain of the Wasatch National Forest dominates this Uinta County landscape, where the Mountain View Ranger District manages a complex geography of water and resource extraction. The area is defined by massive landforms like Table Mountain and Hickey Mountain, which drop away into drainage basins fed by Cottonwood Creek, Sage Creek, and the Henrys Fork. Resource development is a visible layer on this map, evidenced by a pipeline network, a Landing Strip, and several industrial sites including an Oil Well (Dry) and a Gravel Pit. The map captures a moment of modern land management where 4WD tracks and forest roads navigate between established hydrologic features like Big Spring and Whiskey Spring, reflecting a wilderness area utilized for both its natural resources and its watershed value.