2024 Map of Reed Springs

About this map

Reed Springs serves as a vital water source in this corner of Roosevelt County, where the high plains are defined by intermittent watercourses and technical survey markings. The topography is dominated by the winding path of Boxelder Creek, which drains toward the southeast, and the North Fork Tule Creek in the southwestern quadrant. A network of rural routes, including Powder River Rd and Benrud Rd, provides the primary access through this rangeland. The presence of Castle Rock offers a distinct vertical landmark against the surrounding drainages. This recent survey emphasizes the modern management of these traditional grazing lands, marking specific hydrological points like the 32N47E25CDB001 Spring alongside established corridors such as Fas 250.