2010 Map of High Lonesome Well

About this map

The arid ranching and service infrastructure of the High Lonesome Well area is defined by a critical network of water sources and reservation roads. These improvements, identified by the High Lonesome Well, Devil Pass Well, and Straddling Well, emphasize the importance of water management in a landscape where traditional surface water is scarce. The geography is further organized by the Bureau of Indian Affairs transportation network, primarily through Indian Service Route 23 and Indian Service Route 39, which facilitate movement across this expansive terrain. This 2010 survey documents the intersection of rural utility and transit corridors, including the East Pasture Tank and the southern junction at Indian Service Route 47, illustrating how localized features like North Well and East Pasture Well anchor the logistical operations of the region.