2014 Map of Zane

About this map

Zane stands as a distinct railroad point along the Union Pacific Railroad in southwestern Utah, where the tracks slice diagonally across the arid expanse of the Escalante Desert. This 2014 survey reveals a landscape primarily defined by its drainage systems and geological features, including the prominent Black Reef and the winding course of Mountain Spring Wash. The area is marked by a rigorous section-line road network, featuring routes such as Lehi Wood Trl and Pine Valley Rd that provide access through the remote desert terrain. The convergence of these utilitarian roads with the long-established rail corridor highlights the region's role as a transit path between mountain ranges. Genealogists and historians can trace the precise intersection of early 21st-century infrastructure with natural landmarks like Fourmile Wash, documenting the persistent character of this desert settlement.