2012 Map of Pahroc Spring NE

About this map

Bristol Lake Number One, Bristol Lake Number Three, and Bristol Lake Number Four define the northern hydrology of this high-desert landscape in Lincoln County. These features, along with several artificial catchments like Mustang Reservoir and Cliff Reservoir, suggest a land managed for water resources in an arid environment. The map shows a network of desert drainage patterns, most notably the wide paths of Boulder Wash, Miller Wash, and Red Rock Wash that cut across the territory. A more permanent water source is indicated at Long Point Spring in the southeastern quadrant, while Point of Rock Reservoir marks a specific point of collection to the south. The terrain is largely defined by these intermittent watercourses and the infrastructure required to capture seasonal moisture for local use.