2011 Map of Red Pockets

About this map

Red Pockets defines the landscape of this Mohave County high-desert terrain, characterized by a complex drainage network and vital water-collection points. In this arid environment, water management is the primary sign of human interaction with the land, evidenced by Red Pocket Tanks and Cove Spring. The relief is shaped by deep incisions like Cow Canyon, while seasonal water flow is tracked through the Tom and Cull Wash system. This 2011 survey provides a high-resolution look at the geographic isolation of the region, where named landmarks often center on these critical natural catchments and springs that have long dictated movement through the territory.