2010 Map of Tunnel Spring

About this map

Tunnel Spring flows from the eastern slopes of the Tunnel Spring Mountains in this arid region of western Utah. The landscape is defined by wide desert basins and sharp ridges, notably the Warm Cove Ridge and the Halfway Hills. Water management is central to the area's geography, evidenced by the East Antelope Reservoir and the drainage of the Antelope Valley Wash. A network of numbered section roads, including S 28400 West St and W 14900 S, provides a grid-like structure across the valley floor, connecting the remote drainage of Pine Valley to the east. This survey captures the rural infrastructure of the Great Basin at the start of the twenty-first century, highlighting how named terrain features like Warm Cove and Antelope Valley anchor this isolated topography.