1956 Map of Lost Spring NE

About this map

The borderlands of the Utah-Arizona state line define this 1956 survey, where the high desert terrain transitions between Washington and Mohave counties. The landscape is dominated by complex drainage systems and isolated water sources crucial for local survival and ranching in the mid-century era. Key water features include the Wells Spring and the seasonally significant Lakes of Short Creek, while the broader terrain is marked by prominent geological formations such as the Point Rock and the sharp drop-offs of the Ledge.