2021年6月24日 · What are Potash Ponds in Utah? Why are Potash Ponds Blue? Best Time to Visit the Potash Evaporation Ponds; How to See the Potash Ponds in Moab. Dead Horse Point State Park; Potash Road or Potash Scenic Byway; Chicken Corners OHV Trail; Tips for Seeing the Moab Potash Ponds. Flying a Drone at the Potash Ponds; Can You Swim in Potash …

2019年4月19日 · Intrepid Potash, Inc. operates three potash mines in the United States, with one in New Mexico and two in Utah. The most famous and most photographed of these locations is in Moab, Utah,...

2019年5月1日 · These are not a mirage but are solar evaporation ponds used in the process of mining potash. The mine is currently owned and operated by Intrepid Potash Inc., and the ponds cover about 400 acres of land 20 miles southwest of Moab.

Intrepid Potash, Inc. owns the bright blue ponds, which are potash evaporation ponds. They have three mines in the western United States with the potash ponds in Moab, Utah, being the most well-known. The potash ponds are located between Arches National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park and Canyonlands State Park near the Colorado River.

Two companies currently produce potash in Utah. Great Salt Lake Minerals Corporation produces more than 400,000 tons of potash (potassium sulfate) each year by solar evaporation of surface brine of the north part of Great Salt Lake at their plant west of Ogden.

2015年5月27日 · These electric blue shapes in the brown desert are potash evaporation ponds managed by Intrepid Potash, Inc., the United States’ largest producer of potassium chloride, and are located along the Colorado River, about 30 km west of Moab, Utah.

2016年8月29日 · From the air above, the potash ponds look like vividly-colored, stained-glass windows, in the middle of Utah's vast red rock country. Have you seen these ponds near Moab? Intrepid Potash is located about 20 miles west of Moab. Some interesting Utah landscape features are manmade, but most are part of our state's natural beauty.

2015年6月1日 · In this particular location, potash that formed 300 million years ago is buried 1,200 meters below the ground. While these ponds were built by man out of necessity, they're a striking reminder of the hidden beauty that can be found across our country.

The Potash Evaporation Ponds near Moab, Utah, offer an extraordinary contrast of bright blue pools against the region's iconic red desert landscape. This natural-meets-industrial spectacle, managed by Intrepid Potash, Inc., combines utility with visual allure, drawing the …

2015年3月31日 · The potash evaporation ponds may look bizarre, but they have a very specific purpose. A brilliant blue series of man-made ponds punctuates Utah’s reddish-brown desert landscape, adding a touch of the bizarre to an otherwise barren region.