1983 Map of Twin Knolls

About this map

Sinbad Country defines the landscape of this 1980s Emery County survey, characterized by its complex network of named draws and flats. The terrain is marked by significant vertical features such as Block Mountain and Lone Man Butte, while the Twin Knolls stand as a central landmark. Water management in this arid environment is evident through several named catchments, including The Big Pond, State Pond, and the Woodpile Pond, alongside cattle-ranching indicators like Georges Draw Well and Lone Parson Hole. Early transport and ranching names are preserved in features like Earls Road and the Reid Neilson Draw. The presence of several prospects suggests historical mineral exploration in the vicinity of Ernie Canyon. This map provides a detailed view of the regional topography before modern changes, documenting the specific locations of Crawford Holes and Charley Holes within the high desert flats.