2023 Map of Lake McMillan South

About this map

The Pecos River carves a winding path through this arid Eddy County landscape, defining the topography of the region. Distinctive geological drainage patterns are evident through named features like Dagger Draw and Soapberry Draw, which channel runoff toward the river. Near the sharp river curve at Adams Bend, the map reveals the intersection of natural watercourses and modern infrastructure. Roadways such as N Lake Rd and High Noon Rd navigate the undulating terrain, providing access to remote sections of the Pecos Valley. The presence of Rocky Arroyo and Spencer Draw further illustrates the complex watershed system that has shaped this part of New Mexico, offering a detailed look at the land's transition from high desert draws to the riparian corridor of the main river.