1971 Map of Concho Lake

About this map

Concho Lake and its surrounding drainage systems define this high-country landscape in eastern Arizona. To the east, a dense grid of residential streets including Pine Lane and Circle Drive clusters near a Golf Course, signaling the region's mid-century development as a recreation and residential hub. The terrain is marked by significant hydrological features and landforms, from the elevated Mormon Hill and Twin Peaks to the broad expanses of Critchlow Flat and Round Valley. Historical water access is evident through numerous labels for the Concho Spring, Candelaria Spring, and various tanks and wells. The drainage of Mineral Creek and the ephemeral Mail Station Draw trace the natural path of water through Windsor Valley, while a Borrow Pit and Gravel Pit indicate local material extraction used for the expanding road network.