1971 Map of Phonolite Hill

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Forshea Mountain and the high plateaus of south-central Utah dominate this 1971 landscape at the boundary of Piute and Garfield counties. The terrain is defined by complex drainage systems such as East Kingston Fork and Coates Hollow, which feed into the Sevier River. Evidence of land use and early resource management is clear through numerous named springs like McCardy Spring and Dripping Spring, alongside the presence of the East Fork Canal near Otter Creek Reservoir.