1989 Map of Broadax Draw

About this map

Hesseltine and Corbett sit within a high plateau landscape in Lincoln County, where the topography is defined by the gradual descent of Broadax Draw and Kaufman Canyon. This 1980s landscape shows the functional infrastructure of rural Washington, featuring both Wooden Pole Trans Lines and Steel Tower Trans Lines cutting across the terrain. Local activity is marked by scattered resources such as Broadax Spring and several industrial features, including a Gravel Pit and a small Landing Strip. The presence of a Windmill near the central drainage indicates a reliance on traditional water-pumping methods alongside modern utility corridors during this era.