2011 Map of Wrather Arch

About this map

Wrather Arch stands as a prominent natural landmark within this northern Arizona landscape, where the Paria River carves a winding path through the deep corridor of Paria Canyon. This 2011 survey details a high-elevation environment defined by the expansive Paria Plateau and the surrounding geological features like Button Ridge and the Sand Hills. The map traces the drainage patterns and water management features essential to this arid region, including Lynn Tank and the Middle Reservoir. The terrain is marked by significant elevation changes, from the low reaches of Little Valley and Bush Head Valley to the heights of Cedar Mountain and Bridger Point. This area, largely devoid of modern infrastructure, remains defined by its natural topography and remote landmarks such as The Hole and Judd Hollow.