2018 Map of Loray

About this map

Loray sits at the nexus of high desert drainage and mountain passes, where the Loray Draw and Loray Wash cut through the high basin. The landscape is defined by significant relief, with Murdock Mtn rising to the northwest and the northern reaches of the Toano Range and Leach Range visible to the south. This 2018 survey illustrates a transition from the structured residential grid in the northeast—featuring Cottonwood St and Sage Dr in Tecoma Valley—to the expansive, unpopulated Great Basin terrain. Water sources are scarce but critical, marked by several named points including South Spring, Boyd Spring, and Murdock Springs, indicating the historical importance of these locations for livestock and travel through North Pass.