2011 Map of Toms Cabin Spring

About this map

Grouse Creek Valley defines this arid landscape in Box Elder County, where a network of remote roads and intermittent water sources supported the ranching and transit history of northwestern Utah. The map focuses on the drainage systems of Grouse Creek, Dairy Valley Creek, and Toms Cabin Creek, which flow toward the valley floor from the surrounding high country. A significant local landmark, Toms Cabin Spring, provides a point of historical interest for those researching early water rights or high-desert homesteading. The roadway network, including Jack Kimber Rd and Keg Springs Rd, provides a clear view of the rural infrastructure connecting this isolated area. The distinct geological profile of The Buttes rises above the valley, serving as a traditional navigational marker in this corner of the state.