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Uintah Basin, Utah

40°05′N, 109°30′W — Northeastern Utah — structural basin between the Uinta Mountains and the Tavaputs Plateau

What's documented

The Uintah Basin is a major structural and topographic basin in northeastern Utah, covering approximately 9,300 square miles between the Uinta Mountains to the north and the Tavaputs Plateau to the south. The basin is part of the Colorado Plateau physiographic province and overlies the Uinta Formation, a major source of oil-shale and natural gas. The region includes the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation. A privately-owned ranch on the basin's eastern edge (popularly known as "Skinwalker Ranch") has been the subject of a body of paranormal-research literature since the mid-1990s.

Public-record imagery

Sentinel-2 satellite view of the Uintah Basin.
Sentinel-2 satellite view of the Uintah Basin.Wikipedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO · European Space Agency · 2017
Sundown over the Uintah Basin — the wide bowl of high desert in northeastern Utah where Skinwalker Ranch sits at the eastern edge of the Ute reservation.
Sundown over the Uintah Basin — the wide bowl of high desert in northeastern Utah where Skinwalker Ranch sits at the eastern edge of the Ute reservation.Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · BLMUtah · Take
ESA satellite view of the Uintah Basin. The Ute people call this area a place where 'witches' walk — and have warned outsiders away for over a century.
ESA satellite view of the Uintah Basin. The Ute people call this area a place where 'witches' walk — and have warned outsiders away for over a century.Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 igo · European Space Agency · 2017
An overview of the Skinwalker Ranch area. The ranch is now operated as a private research facility by Brandon Fugal's group, who have published radar logs of unidentified objects entering the airspace at high speed multiple times each year since 2017.
An overview of the Skinwalker Ranch area. The ranch is now operated as a private research facility by Brandon Fugal's group, who have published radar logs of unidentified objects entering the airspace at high speed multiple times each year since 2017.Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · Anna King · 2019