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Western Utah Desert Ranges

Range TypeBogus mountain grouping for this site
Highest PointIndian Peak (9790 ft/2984 m)
CountriesUnited States
States/ProvincesUtah (98%), Nevada (2%)
(numbers are approximate percentage of range area)
Area3,360 sq mi / 8,702 sq km
Area may include lowland areas
Extent129 mi / 207 km North-South
42 mi / 67 km East-West
Center Lat/Long38° 55' N; 113° 44' W
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Map of Western Utah Desert Ranges
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Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative.
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Other Ranges: To go to pages for other ranges either click on the map above, or on range names in the hierarchy snapshot below, which show the parent, siblings, and children of the Western Utah Desert Ranges.
East Great Basin RangesLevel 4 (Parent)
         Promontory RangesLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Great Salt Lake Desert RangesLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Stansbury MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Oquirrh MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Central Utah Desert RangesLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Western Utah Desert RangesLevel 5
                 Confusion RangeLevel 6 (Child)
                 Tunnel Spring MountainsLevel 6 (Child)
                 Mountain Home RangeLevel 6 (Child)
                 Indian Peak RangeLevel 6 (Child)
                 Wah Wah MountainsLevel 6 (Child)
         House RangeLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Eastern Utah Desert RangesLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Southern Utah Desert RangesLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Pine Valley MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)



Major Peaks of the Western Utah Desert Ranges

Ten Highest Peaks
RankPeak NameftmRange6
1.Indian Peak97902984Indian Peak Range
2.Peak 957695762919Indian Peak Range
3.Twin Peak Benchmark95462910Indian Peak Range
4.Needle Benchmark94802890Mountain Home Range
5.Wah Wah Mountains High Point93932863Wah Wah Mountains
6.Peak 913591352784Wah Wah Mountains
7.Peak 907490742766Indian Peak Range
8.North Wah Wah Mountains High Point89802737Wah Wah Mountains
9.Peak 89208920+2719+Wah Wah Mountains
10.Peak 88408840+2694+Mountain Home Range
Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included.
Child Range High Points
RankPeak NameftmRange6
1.Indian Peak97902984Indian Peak Range
2.Needle Benchmark94802890Mountain Home Range
3.Wah Wah Mountains High Point93932863Wah Wah Mountains
4.Tunnel Spring Mountains High Point84402573Tunnel Spring Mountains
5.King Top83502545Confusion Range



Photos of Peaks in the Western Utah Desert Ranges

Indian Peak
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Indian Peak summit display (2016-05-26). Photo by Gerry Pennington.
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Needle Benchmark
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Needle Benchmark is the peak on the left (2021-09-03). Photo by Chloe Jennings-White.
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Wah Wah Mountains High Point
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Looking South at the Wah Wah highpoint from the saddle in between it and Wah Benchmark. The skyline of the Indian Peak Range is on the right horizon, and conifer forests (that include a lot of bristlecone) can be seen on the peak's slopes. (2022-04-29). Photo by Otto De Groff.
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Peak 9135
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At the high undulating plateau, Peak 9135 is still hidden behind the distant center peak (2019-08-31). Photo by Tom Gathright.
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North Wah Wah Mountains High Point
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North Wah Wah Mountains High Point from the south (2020-05-25). Photo by David Fox.
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Tunnel Spring Mountains High Point
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Tunnel Spring Mountains High Point as seen from an eastern approach (2022-05-01). Photo by David Fox.
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King Top
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The view southeast to King Top from open sagebrush flats near two wildcat wells drilled in 1981. (2019-11-02). Photo by Otto De Groff.
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Dome Benchmark
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Dome Benchmark (center) and Peak 8120 (left) from the east. Typical low, pinyon-juniper covered hills of the King Top WSA surround the benchmark. (2022-10-15). Photo by Otto De Groff.
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Conger Mountain
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Sunset over Conger Mountain from just east of the HP on a moody evening. Mount Moriah can be seen to the left of the peak, on the horizon. Conger Mountain's main summit area is made up of several ridges and peaks over 8000' in elevation, which are covered in mature forests of pinyon. (2022-04-27). Photo by Otto De Groff.
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Peak 7792
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Peak 7792 as seen from Crystal Peak (2016-04-21). Photo by Sam Grant.
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