1990 Map of Utting
USGS Topo · Published 1990About this map
Ranegras Plain dominates the central expanse of this 1990 survey, defined by its complex drainage network and desert infrastructure. To the west, the Plomosa Mountains rise sharply, their drainages feeding into Cunningham Wash and Bouse Wash. This landscape is marked by efforts to manage water and travel in an arid environment, featuring numerous Check Dams and a Levee system. Human activity is clustered around the settlement of Utting and isolated outposts such as Haynes Farm and Swadley Well. A Landing Strip and a Substation indicate the modern logistical utility of this corridor, while more secluded markers like a single + Grave and a Drill Hole offer evidence of the area's prospecting and personal history. Numerous 4wd tracks crisscross the terrain, linking remote corrals and wells throughout the quadrangle.
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