2014 Map of Lizard Point

About this map

The Mojave Desert terrain along the border of Utah and Arizona dominates this 2014 survey, where drainage systems like Mokaac Wash and Atkinville Wash carve through a high-desert landscape. Water management is central to this arid environment, evidenced by the State Line Reservoir and Mokaac Reservoir, as well as essential reliable water sources such as Lizard Spring and Mokaac Spring. The topography is defined by dramatic elevations including Lizard Point, Mokaac Mtn, and Little Black Mtn. The presence of BLM Road 1069 and CR-5 indicates the continued use of this region for land management and remote access across the Mohave County line, while deeper canyons like Quail Canyon and Seep Spring Canyon illustrate the geological complexity of the Arizona-Utah borderlands.