2001 Map of Walker Flat

About this map

Walker Flat dominates this high-altitude landscape along the border of Sevier and Emery counties, where the western edge of the plateau transitions into the protected timber of the Fishlake National Forest. The 2001 revision highlights a complex drainage system defined by Quitchupah Creek and Ivie Creek, which carve deep channels through the prominent Benches and Saleratus formations. Evidence of the region's extraction history is centered around the Dog Valley Mine and Browning Mine, alongside several unidentified mine and prospect workings. These operations were strategically situated near water sources like Dog Valley Wash and Spring Creek, reflecting the essential relationship between local topography and the area's mining economy at the opening of the twenty-first century.