2018 Map of Lyman Lake SW

About this map

Lyman Lake and the Little Colorado River define the northeastern corner of this high-desert landscape in Apache County. The terrain is a network of seasonal drainages and essential water sources, including several named springs like Mud Spring, Chimney Spring, and Straddling Spring that served as critical landmarks for ranchers and travelers. Significant topographic features like Mallory Draw, Atascocita Draw, and Cienega Draw funnel water through the arid range toward small, localized basins such as Wiregrass Lake and Woods Lake. The presence of The Cienega and Wiltbank Spring suggests areas of higher moisture and potentially long-standing agricultural or grazing significance in this section of the Colorado Plateau. A sparse network of county roads, such as Co RD 4365 and Co RD 4366, provides access across the township boundaries.