2018 Map of Cornville

About this map

The Verde River and Oak Creek define this landscape south of Sedona, where the legacy of early Arizona industry and settlement is traced through names like Smelter City and Bridgeport. In the early 21st century, these river valleys remain centers of life, evidenced by the intricate network of irrigation channels including the Cornville Ditch, Cottonwood Ditch, and Ok Ditch. These waterways support the communities of Verde Village and Cornville, while the southern portion of the sheet reaches into Camp Verde. Notable cultural landmarks such as the Middle Verde Yavapai Apache Cem provide significant genealogical and tribal context near the Verde River. The terrain transitions from the elevations of Sheepshead Mtn and the White Hills down into numerous desert drainages like Grandpa Wash and Hayfield Draw, illustrating the complex topography between the Coconino National Forest and Prescott National Forest.