2012 Map of Molly Ann Draw

About this map

Molly Ann Draw and the surrounding drainage of Miller Wash define this rural Coconino County landscape during the early twenty-first century. The area is characterized by a sophisticated network of water catchment features, essential for life and livestock in this high-desert environment. Numerous named reservoirs, including Ten Tank, Steel Rim Tank, and Maverick Tank, are situated along the natural draws and drainages. A distinctive grid of residential and ranch roads, such as E Woodland Ranch Rd and Indian Meadows Rd, reveals a pattern of dispersed settlement and land use. Local landmarks like Red Hill and Watchtower Pass provide topographical orientation amidst a complex system of local ways including Mohave Trl and S Rim Ranch Rd. The presence of features like Oakie Hole and Cistern Tank reflects a long history of managing limited water resources on these high plateaus.