2011 Map of Thermo

About this map

Thermo Hot Springs and the small settlement of Thermo define this remote Iron County landscape, where geothermal activity and livestock ranching intersect. Located in the desert plains south of the Shauntie Hills, the map illustrates a network of critical water resources such as Dead Horse Reservoir and Monument Knolls Reservoir, which supported local agricultural operations in an arid environment. The road system, including the prominent Beryl Milford Rd and Thermal Rd, follows the flat valley floor, connecting isolated landmarks like Dead Horse Point and Old Rambler Hill. This 2011 survey records the modern layout of these high-desert outposts, preserving the spatial relationship between the hot springs and the naming of the nearby thermal-related developments.