1986 Map of New Harmony

About this map

New Harmony sits at the base of the Pine Valley Mountains, serving as a gateway to the high-elevation wilderness of the Dixie National Forest. This 1970s-era field survey documents the complex drainage systems of the eastern Great Basin, where waterways like Ash Creek and Pinto Creek carve through the dramatic topography of Straight Canyon and Sawyer Canyon. The map reveals a landscape defined by seasonal water sources and early infrastructure, from the small Cem just south of the town center to more remote landmarks like Anderson Dam and Comanche Spring. Deep in the forest, the terrain rises toward Mount Baldy and Rocky Knoll, while specialized local naming such as Death Valley and Maple Hollow reflects the varied character of the canyons and washes that define this portion of the Washington and Iron County line.