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Utah relief puzzle map seen from above — 29 pieces

Generated from the same geometry the printer is handed — the plate seen from directly above. It cannot show the relief, which is the part you have to hold.

29 piecesUtah, United StatesIn development

Utah

Twenty-nine counties across the Great Basin

Utah is where the straight-line survey grid meets the Colorado Plateau, and the collision is the whole story of the plate. County lines run dead straight across canyon country that clearly has opinions of its own. The Wasatch Front stands up along the western edge with the Great Salt Lake beside it, and the southeast corner is a maze of plateaus and river gorges that no ruler acknowledges.

What a child works out

  • Land can be divided by arithmetic instead of by geography.
  • Canyons are as much relief as mountains, in the other direction.
  • A desert is not flat.
CHF 120.00

The geometry for this plate is finished and verified, but it is not part of the regular print run yet. Ask and it can be cut.

The plate

Pieces
29 pieces
Plate
176 × 250 mm

B5 — the size of a school exercise book.

Scale
1 mm ≈ 2.9 km

How much ground one millimetre of plate covers.

Vertical exaggeration
× 3.3

Height is stretched by this factor so the relief is readable at desk size.

Thickness
8.8 mm
Smallest piece
175 mm²

Nothing is cut smaller than a child can pick up.

Fit
0.35 mm clearance

Printed in place, so every piece seats first time without sanding.

Material
PLA, printed in Switzerland

Every named piece

  • Beaver
  • Box Elder
  • Cache
  • Carbon
  • Daggett
  • Davis
  • Duchesne
  • Emery
  • Garfield
  • Grand
  • Iron
  • Juab
  • Kane
  • Millard
  • Morgan
  • Piute
  • Rich
  • Salt Lake
  • San Juan
  • Sanpete
  • Sevier
  • Summit
  • Tooele
  • Uintah
  • Utah
  • Wasatch
  • Washington
  • Wayne
  • Weber

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