2017 Map of West Mountain Peak

About this map

West Mountain Peak anchors the high terrain of the Beaver Dam Mountains in this remote corner of Washington County, where the high desert transitions into the Mojave Desert. The landscape is defined by its arid geography and seasonal water sources, marked by several named springs including Badger Spring, Indian Spring, and Grapevine Spring. This 2017 survey illustrates a rugged expanse where natural landmarks like Red Hollow and Horse Canyon provide the primary orientation. Aside from the prominent Powerline Row cutting through the center of the sheet, the map reveals a wilderness largely devoid of modern infrastructure, preserving the drainage patterns of Jackson Wash and the surrounding peaks. Researchers will find a detailed representation of these geological features and the scattered water points that have long been critical for survival in this southwest Utah environment.