2014 Map of Whirlwind Valley SW

About this map

Coyote Knolls and the surrounding desert terrain define this corner of Millard County, where water management is central to the landscape. Modern livestock or land management infrastructure is evident through features like Antelope Spring Reservoir, Soap Hollow Reservoir, and the seasonally appearing Rain Lakes. The network of unpaved corridors, including Swasey Bottom Rd and Antelope Springs Rd, provides the primary access through this arid environment, connecting topographic landmarks like Soap Hollow and the drainage of Tin Well Wash. The map reflects a remote western landscape organized by the Public Land Survey System, with the terrain falling within t17s r12w and adjacent townships, illustrating the vast open spaces of the Great Basin.