1969 Map of Reservoir Draw

About this map

High-altitude desert terrain in northwestern Colorado dominates this landscape, where the Little Snake River cuts across the southeastern corner. The area is defined by its drainage network, with seasonal watercourses like Powder Wash, Rudloff Draw, and the eponymous Reservoir Draw carving deep patterns into the topography. This land was surveyed during a period of active resource exploration, evidenced by the presence of several Drill Holes and a Well scattered across the northern sections.