2014 Map of Antimony

About this map

The small settlement of Antimony and the surrounding high-plateau landscape of Garfield County are captured in this topographical overview. Situated at the base of the Escalante Mountains, the area is defined by the winding course of the E Fork Sevier River and the stark elevation changes of Black Canyon and the Antimony Bench. This 2014 data documents a rural environment where land use is dictated by the rugged terrain of the Dixie National Forest and the management of water resources, visible in features like the Dan Day Reservoir and Poison Cr Reservoir Number 2. Local history and family connections are anchored by the Antimony Cem and the named crossroads leading toward the small community of Osiris. The map illustrates a remote Utah landscape where high-altitude water bodies like Antimony Lake contrast with dry drainage features such as Dry Wash.