1990 Map of Outlaw Draw

About this map

The dramatic Mogollon Rim escarpment bisects this landscape, marking the transition between the Sitgreaves National Forest to the north and the Fort Apache Indian Reservation to the south. This remote high-elevation terrain is characterized by a complex network of canyons and ridges, where water management is critical for the environment and land use. Numerous stock tanks, such as Salt Tank, Hess Tank, and Brahma Tank, are scattered across the draws to capture runoff in a region where natural sources like Whiskey Spring and Outlaw Seep are often noted as dry.