1969 Map of Chimney Rock

About this map

Huff Mountain and Cedar Mountain dominate this late-1960s landscape, where high plateaus and steep washes define the industrial and natural character of Emery County. The presence of an Old RR Grade cutting through the center of the sheet reveals the historical footprint of transport and resource extraction, complemented by several Drill Holes and a remote Landing Strip. These features suggest a mid-century period of mineral exploration and land management on the high flats. To the south, the terrain levels out into Big Flat and the Summit Area, punctuated by essential water sources like Wiregrass Spring and Big Hole Pond. Named landmarks such as the distinctive Chimney Rock and Pack Saddle Gulch provide specific reference points for navigating this complex system of ridges and hollows.