2010 Map of Nicoll Lake

About this map

Pinehill and the uniquely named settlement of Candy Kitchen anchor this high-desert landscape in the early 21st century. The terrain is defined by a series of significant drainage systems, including Crockett Draw, Loma del Medio Draw, and White Horse Draw, which channel seasonal water toward the Rio Pescado and the intermittent Nicoll Lake. The road network reveals a distinct pattern of governance and local naming, dominated by numerous Bureau of Indian Affairs routes like Indian Service Route 121 alongside evocative local residential labels such as Great White Father Rd, Sierra de Manana Dr, and Wilderness Rd. The infrastructure suggests a modern rural community where legacy Indian Service routes interface with newer residential developments and trails such as Jackrabbit Trl and Jubilee Trl.