1990s Maps of Garfield County, Utah

1. 1996 Map of Elaterite Basin, 2002 Print

   

   1996 Elaterite Basin

   2002 Print · USGS

   The high desert canyons of Wayne and Garfield Counties are captured in the mid-1990s, revealing a primitive landscape of deep basins and sandstone spires. Researchers can trace remote routes through The Maze to landmarks like The Golden Stairs and Big Water Spring.

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4. 1996 Map of Spanish Bottom, 2002 Print

   

   1996 Spanish Bottom

   2002 Print · USGS

   The confluence of the Green and Colorado Rivers is captured here in the mid-1990s within Canyonlands National Park. You can trace remote trails to geological landmarks like The Doll House and the monoliths of The Maze.

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7. 1996 Map of Bowdie Canyon East, 2002 Print

   

   1996 Bowdie Canyon East

   2002 Print · USGS

   The high desert of San Juan County is captured here in the mid-nineties, showing where the river meets the vast plateau. Researchers can trace remote canyon systems like Gypsum Canyon and identify isolated infrastructure like the Landing Strip near Horse Pasture.

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10. 1997 Map of Egypt, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Egypt

    2002 Print · USGS

    Garfield and Kane counties meet in this late-twentieth-century study of the high desert canyonlands. Local historians and explorers can trace the complex drainages of Twentyfive Mile Wash and the Escalante River near landmarks like Egypt.

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13. 1997 Map of Sunset Flat, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Sunset Flat

    2002 Print · USGS

    High desert benches and seasonal washes define this Garfield County landscape in the late 1990s. Local researchers can trace old livestock routes and water sources including Twentyfive-Mile Corral, Little Red Rock Spring, and White Point.

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16. 1997 Map of King Bench, 2002 Print

    

    1997 King Bench

    2002 Print · USGS

    High plateaus and deep sandstone canyons define this Garfield County landscape at the turn of the millennium. Researchers can trace historic ranching names and ancient sites like Cliff Dwelling, King Bench, and the winding Escalante River.

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19. 1997 Map of Red Breaks, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Red Breaks

    2002 Print · USGS

    Garfield County's remote canyonlands are captured here in the late 1990s, showing a landscape of high benches and deep washes. Trace the path of the Escalante River past landmarks like Natural Arch and the historic Old Sheffield Road.

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22. 1997 Map of Cross Canyon, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Cross Canyon

    2002 Print · USGS

    San Juan County at the end of the twentieth century reveals a landscape defined by the deep incisions of the Colorado River. Researchers can trace the unique geology of The Grabens or locate remote landmarks like Bobbys Hole and Horsehoof Arch.

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25. 1997 Map of Silver Falls Bench, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Silver Falls Bench

    2002 Print · USGS

    The Escalante River corridor and the canyons of Garfield County appear here in the late twentieth century as they were transitioning into a major recreational landscape. Researchers can trace the drainage of Silver Falls Canyon and locate vital water points like Emigrant Spring or the high plateaus of Choprock Bench.

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28. 1997 Map of Stevens Canyon North, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Stevens Canyon North

    2002 Print · USGS

    Southern Utah’s high desert landscape is documented here during the late twentieth century, capturing the complex geology of the Waterpocket Fold. Researchers can trace the rugged drainages of Stevens Canyon and Halls Creek through the Capitol Reef National Park wilderness.

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31. 1997 Map of Scorpion Gulch, 2002 Print

    

    1997 Scorpion Gulch

    2002 Print · USGS

    The canyonlands of southern Utah are captured in the late twentieth century, showing a landscape defined by the winding Escalante River. Researchers can trace the rugged drainage of Scorpion Gulch and the expansive vistas of Baker Bench.

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