1989 Map of White Mountain

About this map

Shauntie Hills and the eastern edge of the Wah Wah Valley define this desert landscape in Beaver County, Utah. The terrain is characterized by numerous unnamed prospects and a few marked Mine locations, indicating a history of mineral exploration in the rugged hills. Water management in this arid environment is evidenced by sparse but critical features such as Seveys Well, Mertons Spring, and Guzzler catchments. High points like White Mountain and Antelope Peak provide the primary landmarks for navigation across the high desert, while seasonal drainages like Grover Wash cut through the alluvial fans. This 1980s data, updated from earlier mid-century surveys, shows a region largely defined by its topography and subsurface potential rather than permanent settlement.