2014 Map of Outlaw Draw

About this map

The Mogollon Rim dominates this high-altitude landscape in Navajo County, where the sharp descent into Buckskin Canyon marks the edge of the Mogollon Plateau. Situated within the Sitgreaves National Forest, the terrain is defined by an intricate network of drainage systems including Outlaw Draw, Baldwin Draw, and Pierce Wash. This 2014 survey records a remote backcountry utilized primarily for grazing and forestry, evidenced by numerous named stock tanks such as Salt Tank, Hess Tank, and Brahma Tank. Transportation follows long-established routes across the plateau, including the historic Old Verde Rd and Mogollon Rim Rd. Important water sources for the area, such as Whiskey Spring, Hidden Spring, and the Outlaw Seep, remain vital landmarks in this arid high-country environment.