2011 Map of Acord Lakes

About this map

Convulsion Coal Mine sits as a central industrial landmark in this high-altitude landscape of Sevier County, where energy extraction meets a complex network of high-desert drainage systems. The area is defined by the headwaters of North Fork Quitchupah Creek and East Fork Beaver Creek, which carve deep canyons and hollows through the plateau. Notable water management features include the Skutumpah Reservoir, held by the Skutumpah Dam, and the eponymous Acord Lakes to the south. The terrain is marked by numerous springs such as Lizonbee Springs and Anderson Spring, which historically supported livestock and early resource development. A dense network of forest and mountain roads, including Skutumpah Rd and Convulsion Rd, provide access to the rugged ridges and named peaks like Duncan Mountain.