2014 Map of Lyman Lake

About this map

Lyman Lake serves as the focal point of this high-plateau landscape, where the waters of the Little Colorado River are impounded within the township lines of T11N R28E. To the south, the small community of Richville sits at the junction of Us-180 and local routes like CR-4162, positioned near the confluence of Vigil Run and the main river channel. The topography is defined by seasonal drainages and local landmarks such as Scraper Knoll and Neilson Spring, which provide essential water sources in this arid region of eastern Arizona. The map's grid system illustrates the ranching and agricultural framework of the era, with Coyote Cr and Carnero Cr cutting through the terrain to feed into the river valley. This document provides a clear view of the water management and transportation corridors essential to the habitation of the Apache County highlands.