2011 Map of Antimony

About this map

Antimony and the surrounding high-country water systems define this Garfield County landscape at the turn of the 21st century. The map illustrates a critical watershed where the East Fork Sevier River meets tributaries like Antimony Creek and Poison Creek. Local history is anchored by the Antimony Cemetery north of the primary settlement, while the southern reach of the quadrangle shows the small community of Osiris near the river's bend. This area is characterized by its sophisticated water management, including the Dan Day Reservoir, Antimony Lake, and several numbered reservoirs such as Poison Creek Reservoir Number 1. Significant terrain features like Mud Lake Flat, The Pockets, and Russell Hollow highlight the varied topography of Johns Valley, providing a clear view of how land use and hydrology have shaped this part of Utah.