2014 Map of Mount Dellenbaugh

About this map

Mount Dellenbaugh rises as a prominent landmark in this high-elevation landscape where the boundaries of major protected lands converge. This area represents a transition between the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and Grand Canyon National Park, defined by dramatic relief and isolated water sources. The map reveals the intricate drainage systems of Twin Spring Canyon and Twin Creek Canyon, which carve deep paths through the terrain. Human presence is evidenced primarily by remote stock-water features and landmarks such as Suicide Tank and Horse Valley. These isolated points, including Mathis Spring and Suicide Spring, were critical for early ranching operations in this arid Mohave County corridor. The survey also captures striking landforms like Twin Point and Suicide Point, offering a detailed view of the rim country before it descends into the canyon depths.