Waterpocket Fold
Locate Waterpocket Fold within regional and geographic frameworks and identify key access points, corridors, and natural boundaries.
Internal
Defines major subregions and sectors within Waterpocket Fold to clarify internal navigation and diversity.
Southern Gateway
The primary access point from the south, approaching via U.S. Route 24 and notable landmarks.
Central Basin
The dry central part of the fold featuring layered rocks and limited surface water.
North Carry
A natural corridor and trail route through the northern part of the fold, often used for access and navigation.
South Saddle
A lower elevation pass connecting the southern regions of the fold, often used as an approach to key destinations.
East Flank
The eastern edge of the fold, marked by escarpments and transition into adjoining basins and plateaus.
Nearby
Lists adjacent major geographic units and regional neighbors to provide regional context.
Colorȯ Desert
A neighboring desert basin lying east of Waterpocket Fold, characterized by similar arid landscapes.
Great Salt Lake
The expansive endorheic lake northwest of Waterpocket Fold, vital for regional hydrology and ecosystems.
Colorado Plateau
The extensive geological province and cultural region encompassing Waterpocket Fold and surrounding monuments.