2011 Map of Woodruff

About this map

The Little Colorado River winds through the high desert of Navajo County, defining the agricultural and settlement patterns of Woodruff. This community, established in the late 19th century, sits at a confluence of local waterways where the river meets Washboard Wash and Carr Lake Draw. The town's grid of residential lanes, including Bobwhite RD and Mocking Bird LN, contrasts with the surrounding open terrain and the volcanic profile of Woodruff Butte to the north. To the east, Woodruff Lake provides a localized water source in a landscape largely shaped by seasonal drainages. The map details a network of rural access points such as Old Ranch Rd, reflecting the area's long history of ranching and irrigation-based farming along the river valley.