2011 Map of Mount Dellenbaugh

About this map

Mount Dellenbaugh rises as a prominent landmark in this high-elevation corner of Mohave County, where the topography transitions into the deep incisions of Twin Creek Canyon. The landscape is defined by its scarcity of permanent water, evidenced by the scattered reliance on Lower Spring, Mathis Spring, and Twin Spring. Towards the southern edge of the plateau, the terrain terminates at Twin Point and Suicide Point, offering a glimpse into the drainage patterns that feed the surrounding canyon systems. To the northeast, the relatively open expanse of Horse Valley provides a rare break in the broken ground. The inclusion of features like Suicide Tank and Suicide Spring highlights the critical importance of specific water sources for livestock and local travel in this arid Arizona environment during the early twenty-first century.