4-Pass Creek Location Map.pdf

This is a Pass Creek Location Map created through a collaborative effort of multiple geospatial and government agencies including National Geographic Society, Utah Geospatial Resource Center, Esri, TomTom, Garmin, Bureau of Land Management, EPA, NPS, USGS, and others. The topographical map depicts an area spanning approximately 5 miles and features multiple geographical landmarks such as Haycock Mountain, Rock Canyon, Mammoth Ridge, and Sheep Hollow. A specific area marked in red indicates a "RabbitBrushMow" location, which appears to be a designated zone of interest within the mapped terrain.

The map provides a detailed topographical view with contour lines, elevation markers, and a mix of green (likely vegetation) and gray/white (terrain) coloration. Geographical features include multiple creeks, ridges, and mountain areas, with grid lines and scale markers to provide precise geographical referencing. The map's bottom right includes a scale of 0 to 5 miles, and the north arrow indicates geographical orientation. The detailed nature of the map suggests it could be used for land management, environmental studies, geological research, or potential development planning in the region.