2011 Map of Pilot Rock

About this map

Leroux Wash dominates the hydrology of this high-desert region in northern Arizona, carving a complex network of drainage across the landscape toward the southwest. This 2011 survey reveals a territory defined by its water management and distinct landforms, where isolated cattle tanks such as Two Mill Tank and Rabbit Tank represent the critical infrastructure for ranching in an arid environment. The most prominent natural landmark is Pilot Rock, standing as a navigational beacon in the southeastern quadrant. The lack of dense settlement or paved corridors on this sheet highlights the remote character of the area, where minor seasonal streams like Digger Wash feed into larger systems, illustrating the natural erosional patterns of the Colorado Plateau.