1936 Map of Camp Verde

About this map

Montezuma Castle National Monument stands as a central archaeological landmark in this 1930s survey of the Verde River valley. The map documents a period when the region was defined by high-desert ranching and early tourism, with the tiny settlement of Sedona and the Beaver Creek Guest Ranch anchoring the landscape. A network of rural schools, including Upper Oak Cr Sch and Grasshopper Sch, served the scattered homesteads and ranches like the ONB Ranch and Walker Ranch.