2014 Map of Uvada

About this map

The Nevada-Utah border divides this high-desert landscape, where the settlements of Uvada and Crestline serve as primary points of interest in a region defined by its rugged topography and seasonal water management. The junction of Ut-56 and NV-319 marks a critical transportation corridor near the northern edge of the map, while the southern reaches are dominated by the northern boundaries of the Dixie National Forest. Local ranching and land use are evident through features like Salt Licks and various water catchments, including Uvada Reservoir, Old Highway Reservoir, and Lutes Reservoir. The terrain is characterized by deep incisions such as Clover Creek Canyon and Lien Draw, which transition into prominent ridgelines like Panaca Ridge. From the narrows of Devils Gap to the cattle-named draws like Studhorse Draw, this map captures the remote character of the Iron County borderlands in the early 21st century.