2014 Map of Raggy Canyon

About this map

The Henry Mountains dominate this Garfield County landscape, characterized by complex drainage systems and isolated landmarks. The terrain is marked by deep incisions such as Raggy Canyon and Poison Spring Canyon, which channel seasonal flows like Granite Cr and Slate Cr. Access to this remote region is defined by primitive routes including Crescent Creek Rd and McLeod Spring Mine Rd, the latter suggesting the area's history of mineral exploration. Distinctive geological formations such as Little Egypt, The Block, and Pyserts Hole punctuate the high benches. Water remains a critical and scarce resource here, evidenced by the presence of Lecleed Spring and various washes like Seep Wash and Cottonwood Wash. The map reflects a landscape where human presence is mostly limited to these few access roads and water sources.