2011 Map of Woodruff Narrows

About this map

Bear River winds through the high desert of Uinta County in this 2011 survey, feeding the significant Woodruff Narrows Reservoir behind the Woodruff Narrows Dam. The landscape is defined by the sharp constriction of the waterway at the Woodruff Upper Narrows and Woodruff Lower Narrows, providing a clear record of the area's vital water management infrastructure. High ground is marked by the Session Mountains to the east and notable crossings like Session Pass and Wood Pass. This arid terrain is dotted with critical water sources for local livestock or wildlife, including Gil Smith Spring, Warner Spring, and Wild Horse Spring. Trace the winding paths of Little Crawford Rd and Francis Rd as they navigate the basin's drainage patterns and flats.