Central Utah Repeater Map

Our Radio Repeater Maps give you a fast, reliable way to locate and use repeaters across your area—perfect for ham radio operators, emergency preparedness, off-road travel, and backcountry communication. Each map is printed in high-resolution on durable, laminated stock so it can live in your vehicle, go-bag, or field kit without tearing or getting damaged by weather. The compact 5.75" wide by 4.5" tall size makes it easy to store anywhere while still being highly readable.

The front side shows a clear regional map with major cities, highways, mountains, lakes, rivers, and other key landmarks. Repeater locations are numbered so you can quickly understand terrain, coverage advantages, and where to expect the best signal.

The reverse side lists each repeater in an easy-to-read directory that matches the numbers on the map. Entries include frequency, site name, call sign, CTCSS/PL tone, access info (open/linked/notes), latitude, longitude, and band—making it simple to find the right repeater instantly and pre-program your radios.

These maps are compact, durable, and extremely useful for both beginners and experienced operators. Great for glove boxes, emergency kits, off-roading rigs, and anyone who wants dependable comms without relying on cell service.

Coverage Area Includes:

Utah Counties:
Juab County – Mona, Rocky Ridge, Scipio (northern boundary)
Millard County (north-east corner) – Scipio Pass area
Sevier County – Richfield, Central Valley, Glenwood, Sigurd
Emery County – Woodside, Green River region (west side), Castle Gate corridor
Carbon County – Price, Castle Gate, Helper, Sunnyside, East Carbon
Sanpete County (north-western edge depending on map border) – Axtell / Gunnison region

Major Cities & Towns Covered:
Mona, UT
Rocky Ridge, UT
Scipio, UT
Richfield, UT
Central Valley, UT
Glenwood, UT
Sigurd, UT
I-70 Corridor (Sevier → Emery)
Woodside, UT
Castle Gate, UT
Helper, UT
Price, UT
Sunnyside, UT
East Carbon, UT
Axtell / Gunnison, UT