2018 Map of Dry Lake NE

About this map

Pink Cliffs rise above a landscape defined by an extensive system of water management features in this corner of Navajo County. The area is characterized by numerous catchment basins, including White Tank, Jeffers Tank, and West Adamana Tank, which underscore the critical importance of water conservation in the high desert during the early 21st century. These features, often named for specific sections or local identifiers like West Nine Section Tank, are connected by natural drainage systems such as Washboard Wash and Buckhorn Draw. In the southwestern corner, the northern edge of Dry Lake appears, hinting at the intermittent hydrology of the basin. The map illustrates a sparse, working landscape where the Township and Range grid dictates the placement of infrastructure across the undulating terrain.