2014 Map of Antelope Knoll

About this map

Hurricane Cliffs dominate the western edge of this Mohave County landscape, marking a dramatic geological transition. The arid terrain is defined by a series of prominent elevations, including Antelope Knoll, Maryland Knoll, and Deadman Knoll, which rise above the broad expanse of Lonesome Valley. This environment is characterized by its reliance on water management features, vital for livestock and land use in this part of Arizona. Numerous catchments and reservoirs are scattered throughout, such as the McBryde Reservoir, Bobcat Reservoir, and Spendlove Tank. The presence of the Temple Trail Tank suggests a historical connection to local routes, while the eastern boundary is traced by the seasonal drainage of Langs Run. To the southeast, the Seven Knolls Bench provides a distinct overlook of the surrounding drainages, including S McBryde Pond and the aptly named Trail Pond.