2002 Map of Flossie Knoll

About this map

Awapa Plateau dominates this high-altitude landscape, a region defined by complex drainage patterns and scattered water management features within the Dixie National Forest. This 2002 revision shows an intricate system of small reservoirs and ponds, such as Death Hollow Reservoir, Gripe Reservoir, and Tri Corner Pond, which are critical for supporting livestock and wildlife in the arid Utah interior. The map illustrates the convergence of three counties—Wayne, Piute, and Garfield—marking a significant jurisdictional junction near The Tanks. Prominent geologic formations like The Buttes, consisting of North Butte, Middle Butte, and South Butte, serve as distinct navigational landmarks amidst the draws and hollows. The presence of Forshea Spring and Antelope Spring highlights the few natural water sources that have historically dictated movement and land use across this high-country terrain.