2017 Map of Lake Hills

About this map

Lake Hills and the surrounding high desert of Blaine County are defined by a sophisticated network of water management and distinct topographic landmarks. The landscape is dotted with critical water sources for the region, including Campbell Reservoir, Cameron Reservoir, and Howard Reservoir. These man-made features are complemented by natural flows such as S Fork Muldoon Cr and Little Fish Cr. The presence of several named springs, such as Billingsley Spring and Watercress Spring, highlights the essential hydrology of this arid environment. Significant elevation markers like Flat Top and Black Nose rise above the drainage basins, providing orientation in a territory marked by deep incisions like Box Canyon and Road Canyon. In the southwest corner, the Little Wood River and the W Canal represent the infrastructure required to support agricultural or ranching activities in the valleys below the hills.