2014 Map of Alpine

About this map

Alpine sits at the heart of this high-elevation landscape, where the Apache National Forest dominates the terrain of the White Mountains. The headwaters of the San Francisco River wind through the northeast, adjacent to significant natural features like Williams Valley and the prominent Gobbler Point. This 2014 survey reveals an intricate network of water resources vital to the region's ranching and ecology, ranging from Elk-Wallow Lake to numerous livestock tanks such as Bennys Tank and Corral Tank. Notable peaks and valleys, including South Mountain, Tenney Mountain, and Bull Canyon, define the topography. The map also records the boundary between Apache and Greenlee counties, providing a detailed look at forest service routes like Forest Route 81 and local thoroughfares such as County Road N2325 that connect this remote settlement to the surrounding wilderness.