2014 Map of Horseshoe Bend

About this map

McInnes Norton Ridge and Wolf Mtn dominate the high ground of this section along the Sherman and Gilliam County border. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainage systems, including the namesake Horseshoe Bend in the northeast and deeply carved features such as Hannafin Canyon and Armstrong Canyon. Water sources are critical points on this arid terrain, with Hatley Springs, McInnes Spring, and Stakely Spring scattered throughout the central and southern reaches. This modern survey illustrates the persistent importance of natural landmarks and seasonal water in the high desert. Local routes like Dobie Point Ln and McInnis Rd provide access to cattle country and higher elevations such as Adobe Point, while the southern area features topographic landmarks including North Pole Ridge and Guyton Canyon.