2010 Map of White Coyote Draw

About this map

West Douglas Creek and East Douglas Creek carve through this high-desert landscape in Rio Blanco County, defining a complex drainage system within the Piceance Basin. The 2010 survey highlights a remote ranching and resource territory where human presence is sparse, centered primarily on the Brandy Ranch along the eastern creek bed. A network of county roads, including County Rd 27 and County Rd 120, follows the natural contours of the canyons and draws, providing the only access to this isolated terrain. The map captures the intricate geography of names like White Coyote Draw and Pollock Canyon, illustrating how the land is segmented by deep channels such as West Dry Lake Canyon and East Dry Lake Canyon. This document is a clear record of the region's topographical character before modern industrial or environmental shifts might alter these namesake watercourses.