2017 Map of Cooper Draw

About this map

Coyote Hills dominates the central landscape of this Lake County region, where a complex network of draws and springs defines the high-desert hydrology. The map reveals a systematic approach to water management through features like General Reservoir, Spring Reservoir, and Upper Juniper Reservoir, which suggest the area's importance for livestock or seasonal water storage. Drainage patterns are clearly marked by Rabbit Cr in the north and Snyder Cr to the south, while numerous named water sources such as Oregon Spring and Pipe Spring dot the terrain. For the researcher, the map preserves specific local nomenclature for the land's folds, including Mary Ann Draw and Windy Hollow Draw, providing a precise record of how this remote basin was navigated and utilized in the early twenty-first century.