2016 Map of Reservoir Draw

About this map

Reservoir Draw and the surrounding high desert of Moffat County characterize this 2016 survey, where the drainages of Powder Wash and Horse Draw carve through the arid terrain of northwestern Colorado. The landscape is defined by its water-scarce geography, marked by the presence of Reservoir Spring and the meandering course of the Little Snake River at the southern boundary. This era of the landscape is dominated by a network of county roads, including Co Rd 163 and Co Rd 66, which provide the primary access through these remote public and private land sections. The topography is detailed through various named draws, such as Ruedloff Draw, illustrating a complex system of seasonal runoff channels that shape the regional basin.