2017 Map of Thermo

About this map

Thermo sits along the rail line at the edge of the Escalante Desert, serving as a focal point in this 2017 survey of the border between Beaver and Iron Counties. The landscape is defined by its geothermal and hydrological features, most notably the Thermo Hot Springs and the managed waters of Dead Horse Reservoir and Monument Knolls Reservoir. The topography rises from the desert floor into the Shauntie Hills to the north and the slopes of Old Rambler Hill and Brown Knoll to the south.