2014 Map of Uteland Butte

About this map

Uteland Butte and the surrounding high-desert plateaus of Uintah County are defined by a complex network of arid drainage systems and managed water resources. The landscape is characterized by prominent flat-topped formations such as Leland Bench, Pariette Bench, and Wild Horse Bench, which overlook wide erosional features like Castle Peak Draw. This U.S. Geological Survey representation shows a modern industrial and agricultural water management system, anchored by the Pariette Flood Control Reservoir and the Pariette Dike Reservoir. These facilities regulate flow toward the Green River, which cuts through the southeastern corner of the quadrangle. The map details a grid of township and range boundaries that overlay expansive areas like Eightmile Flat, connected by specialized infrastructure routes including Pariette Bench Rd and E Eight Mile Flat Rd.