Antimony stands as the primary settlement on this 2014 survey, positioned where the E Fork Sevier River exits the mountainous terrain. This high-altitude landscape is dominated by the Sevier Plateau and the peaks of Mount Dutton and S Mount Dutton. Much of the territory falls within the Dixie National Forest, showing a network of drainages such as Deep Cr, Pine Cr, and Hoodle Cr that carve through the volcanic geology. The map provides clear detail of the transition from the river valley's agricultural roads, including S River Rd and N Main St, into the steep canyons and plateaus. Researchers can trace the rugged transition from the valley floor up to landmarks like Table Mtn and the depths of Deer Creek-Black Canyon, revealing the geographic isolation and drainage patterns of this portion of Garfield County.
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1885 · Beaver
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1885 · Fish Lake
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1886 · Kanab
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1886 · Escalante
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1896 · Fish Lake
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1953 · Richfield
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1953 · Cedar City
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1956 · Escalante
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1956 · Salina
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1958 · Richfield
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