2017 Map of The Pinnacle
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The Pinnacle stands as a prominent topographical anchor at the boundary where Wayne and Garfield counties meet. This 2017 survey details a remote high-desert environment defined by significant natural landmarks and limited human infrastructure. Notable features include the Sams Mesa Box Canyon and the expansive Twin Corral Flats, while the presence of the Happy Canyon Airport suggests a level of accessibility for backcountry aviation or mineral exploration in this secluded part of Utah. Water sources, vital in this arid landscape, are identified by Dripping Spring and Two Pipe Springs. The map also captures the path of Sams Mesa Rd, a primary arterial through the complex terrain of The Big Ridge.
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