2010 Map of White Mountain

About this map

Wah Wah Valley defines the western expanse of this high-desert landscape in Beaver County, where drainage patterns are shaped by the long descent of Grover Wash. The topography is dominated by distinct volcanic and sedimentary formations, including the prominent Antelope Peak in the north and the namesake White Mountain toward the center. This 2010 survey illustrates a sparsely settled region of the eastern Great Basin, where water sources like Mertons Spring were historically critical for livestock and passage. To the southeast, the terrain rises into the Shauntie Hills, marking the transition from the valley floor to the upland ridges that characterize this part of southwest Utah.