2013 Map of Woods Canyon

About this map

Goodman Point serves as a primary marker in this high-desert landscape of Southwest Colorado, where a complex network of drainage systems defines the terrain. The central geography is dominated by deeply incised features such as Woods Canyon and Yellow Jacket Canyon, which channel seasonal runoff toward the southwest. Water resources are sparse but notable, including the isolated Moqui Lake and the drainage of Rock Cr. The map reveals a transition from the plateau-like summits of Big Point to the intricate, branching systems of Sandstone Canyon and Moccasin Canyon. This 2013 survey provides a clear view of the county road grid, including Co Road U and Road N, which navigate the mesa tops between these significant natural barriers. The drainage pattern, with canyons like Sand Canyon and Cave Spring Canyon, suggests a landscape where movement was historically dictated by the steep topography of the Four Corners region.