2014 Map of White Mountain

About this map

Antelope Peak stands as a prominent landmark in this section of Beaver County, anchoring a landscape defined by the desert ranges of southwestern Utah. The terrain is characterized by the high elevations of White Mtn and Long Lick Mtn, which overlook the complex topography of the Shauntie Hills. Sparse but critical water sources like Mertons Spring and drainage patterns such as Grover Wash dictate the natural movement across the land. Access through this high-country environment is facilitated primarily by Big Wash Rd, which traverses the central basins between the peaks. The map reflects a region where traditional land use and natural topography remain largely unchanged into the early 21st century, dominated by open range and significant elevation shifts typical of the Great Basin province.