Manti sits at the base of the San Pitch Mountains, where the high desert terrain meets the irrigated agricultural lands of the Sanpete Valley. This 2017 survey shows the town's grid system, including historical landmarks such as Temple Hill and the Manti Cem. The landscape to the west is defined by rugged drainage systems like Maple Canyon and Dodge Canyon, which flow toward the San Pitch River and the Gunnison Reservoir. Local road names such as Pea Factory Ln hint at the area's agricultural processing history, while the proximity of Twin Knolls and River Knoll highlights the distinctive topography of the valley floor. To the south, Danish Field Cr and Antelope Valley illustrate the varied environment surrounding this central Utah settlement.
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1885 · Manti
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1895 · Manti
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1956 · Price
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1960 · Price
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1962 · Price
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1965 · Chriss Canyon
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1965 · Hells Kitchen Canyon SE
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1965 · Manti
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1965 · Wales
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1965 · Black Mountain
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