2017 Map of White Mountain

About this map

Antelope Peak and the high elevations of the Shauntie Hills dominate this high-desert landscape in Beaver County. The terrain is characterized by dramatic elevation changes, where seasonal drainage systems like Grover Wash cut through the arid valley floors. Significant landmarks such as White Mountain and Long Lick Mtn provide clear navigational points across the township lines. The presence of Mertons Spring suggests a critical water source in an otherwise dry environment, likely serving as a focal point for local land use and transit in this part of southwestern Utah.