2011 Map of Utah Peak

About this map

Ferber Hills and the prominent Utah Peak define this desert landscape on the border of Utah and Nevada. The area is marked by a network of drainage channels, most notably Ferber Wash, which feeds toward Ferber Reservoir Number One at the southern edge of the quadrangle. This 2011 survey illustrates a quiet, arid terrain where human infrastructure is limited to long-distance routes like Ibapah Rd and isolated industrial markers such as Owl Hill Well Number 1. This map is particularly useful for those tracking land use and water management in Tooele County, as it shows the relationship between natural landmarks like Rocky Point and the sparse water sources and roads that allow for transit through this high-altitude basin.