2010 Map of White House

About this map

White House sits at the heart of this Grand County landscape, where the high desert terrain is defined by a dense network of drainage systems. The map illustrates how transportation routes like Old Hwy Cisco and Windy Mesa Rd navigate the natural topography of Windy Mesa and Elba Flat. A striking number of ephemeral watercourses, including Nash Wash, Cisco Wash, and Sagers Wash, carve through the earth, converging near the central settlement area. The presence of Dead Sheep Pond to the north and various named washes such as Pinto Wash, Monument Wash, and Dugout Wash highlights the reliance on specific water features and erosion patterns for navigation in this arid region of eastern Utah. This survey documents the intersection of modern infrastructure and traditional travel paths against a backdrop of complex geological runoff.