
Alamo Lake State Park centers this 1970s landscape, where the confluence of the Big Sandy River and the Santa Maria River forms the Alamo Lake reservoir. This era of the Arizona desert shows a topography defined by heavy mining activity and vast drainage basins. The map captures a complex network of ephemeral washes like Bullard Wash and Cunningham Wash that feed into the Bill Williams River, illustrating the hydraulic connection between the surrounding mountain ranges and the central basin.
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