2011 Map of Flossie Knoll

About this map

Flossie Knoll stands as a central topographic landmark in this high-altitude landscape within Piute County, Utah. The area is defined by a dense network of water management features, including the Forshea Reservoir and Flossie Lake in the north, and a series of catchments to the south such as Death Hollow Reservoir Number 1 and Death Hollow Reservoir Number 2. This concentration of reservoirs and ponds like Tri-Corner Pond suggests a land used heavily for livestock grazing and water storage in a dry climate. Access to these remote upland features is provided by a web of Forest Service routes, including US Forest Service Road 174 and Forest Road 139, which navigate the drainages and hollows that characterize this section of the Fishlake National Forest region.