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is believed that the ruins at Butler Wash were inhabited during
the 12th-13th centuries. The actual ruins are located on a
ledge 2/3 of the way up a small cliff face. There are several
hand and toe hold trails which are also visible in various
locations. The main ruin is located in an alcove on a cliff
ledge and is visible from an observation point which acts
as an overlook for the ruins.
Several
kivas are also located here: three square and one round.
A
small arch is located close by. (Look to the right)
Location: Butler Wash Ruins are located in Southeastern Utah off Highway
95 (Trail of the Ancients) approx. 13-15 miles west of Blanding.
The ruins are east of Comb Ridge.
Ballroom
Cave Ruin and the Mule Canyon Ruins are close by.
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