2011 Map of Walsh Knolls

About this map

The White River winds through this high desert terrain in Uintah County, Utah, defining a landscape marked by deep canyons and remote industrial outposts. Along the river’s southern banks, Little Dicks Bottom sits below the confluence with Cottonwood Creek, reflecting the traditional naming conventions of early settlers and ranchers in the region. The map reveals the logistical network of the early 21st century, where Stanton Rd and County Hwy 2 provide access to rugged landforms like Walsh Knolls and Cowboy Canyon. Economic activity is represented by the Iron Bridge Mine, situated near the river, while the presence of the Hacking Reservoir to the northwest indicates the critical role of water management in this arid environment. Significant drainage features like Gilsonite Draw further characterize the area's geology, hinting at the hydrocarbon and mineral deposits that have long drawn industry to this part of the Uinta Basin.