2011 Map of Anthro Mountain

About this map

Anthro Mountain dominates this portion of the Uinta Basin, defining a landscape carved by a network of drainage hollows and high-elevation springs. This 2011 survey reveals a rugged geography where Sowers Creek and Sowers Canyon Rd provide the primary corridor through the western terrain. The map serves as a detailed record of water sources in this arid environment, pinpointing Mine Hollow Spring and Nutters Spring, which have long been vital markers for ranching and travel. These points of interest, along with distinctively named landforms like The Squeeze and Quitchampau Canyon, offer a clear picture of the area's physical layout before more modern developments. The nomenclature of the hollows, such as North Lost Hollow and Wolf Hollow, reflects a history of local navigation and land use in Duchesne County.