1970 Map of Antimony

About this map

The town of Antimony and the high plateaus of the Dixie National Forest define this rugged corridor along the East Fork Sevier River. Mapped in 1970, the area shows a clear distinction between the agricultural valley floor and the industrial history of the uplands. The presence of the Mill (Ruins) on Antimony Creek and the Antimony Cem on the Antimony Bench point to the area's early mining and milling heritage. Moving south into Black Canyon, the settlement of Osiris appears tucked against the river, while the higher elevations are marked by a network of Jeep Trails and Pack Trails leading to water features like Antimony Lake and Poison Creek Reservoir No 2. This survey documents the transition from early resource extraction to the recreational and land management patterns of the late twentieth century.