2011 Map of Dutchman Draw

About this map

Dutchman Draw and Sevy Draw carve through this section of the Arizona Strip, defining a landscape shaped by water management in a desert environment. The 2011 survey reveals an intricate network of tanks and ponds, such as Larson-Blake Tank and Little Main Street Pond, which are essential for livestock and local land use. In the northern reaches, the Twist Hills provide topographic relief above the drainage basins. Transportation across this remote Mohave County terrain is facilitated by primitive routes and graded roads like Navajo Trail Rd and Sunshine Trail Rd, reflecting the region's historical reliance on range improvements and trail networks. The presence of features like Salaratus Pond and Twin Tanks illustrates the specialized nomenclature of the high desert, where every water source is a critical landmark.