1968 Map of Cornville

About this map

Oak Creek and the Verde River converge in this high-desert landscape, creating a network of riparian valleys that define the local topography. The settlement of Cornville is central to the sheet, showing a developed pattern of small agricultural and residential tracts near the Oak Creek Sch. Further west, Bridgeport sits at a critical junction near the Fish Farm and a Radio Tower (KVIC). The terrain is deeply carved by Sheepshead Canyon and Black Canyon, while cultural history is marked by the Sugarloaf Ruins. Along the southern boundary, the Camp Verde Indian Reservation is visible, including the Middle Verde Cem (Yavapai-Apache), which serves as a significant genealogical marker for the region. The map captures the dual nature of the land, divided between the Coconino National Forest and Prescott National Forest.