2002 Map of New Harmony

About this map

New Harmony sits at the foot of the Pine Valley Mountains, serving as a gateway to the high-elevation terrain of the Dixie National Forest. This 2002 revision shows the intersection of livestock ranching and conservation, with the Pine Valley Wilderness Boundary demarcating protected lands to the west. The landscape is defined by dramatic elevation changes, from the heights of Mount Baldy and Big Point down to the drainage networks of Ash Creek and Kanarra Creek. Local history is anchored by the Cem near the town center and scattered outposts like Page Ranch. The network of 4wd roads and a Pipeline trace the modern human footprint through a terrain carved by Straight Canyon, Main Canyon, and Maple Hollow. The map also captures the transition between the Washington and Iron county lines, illustrating the rural isolation and topographical complexity of southwestern Utah.