2011 Map of The Three Peaks

About this map

Iron Springs anchors the southwest corner of this 2011 survey in Iron County, where the desert landscape begins to give way to organized rural development. This area is defined by significant topographical landmarks such as The Three Peaks and The Bald Hills, which break the drainage patterns of Iron Springs Creek. The northeastern and southeastern portions of the map reveal a transition from open terrain to a dense grid of residential roads, including several numbered routes like N 4300 W and N 4000 W. Transportation corridors like the Lund Hwy and Iron Springs Rd cut across the landscape, connecting the clustered settlement at Iron Springs with the expanding subdivisions to the east. A notable natural feature, Hole in the Wall, lies tucked within the western reaches of the quadrangle, illustrating the complex geography of this high-desert region.