2011 Map of Crookton

About this map

Crookton occupies a central position in this high-desert landscape, where the transit corridors of northern Arizona intersect with a network of rural water infrastructure and service roads. The drainage of Pineveta Wash snakes across the terrain, supported by artificial water sources such as Garrett Tank and Gleed Tank, which are essential features in this arid environment. These landmarks provide clear evidence of the local ranching or land management practices that define the area's utility. To the south, Stud Horse Butte rises as a prominent topographical feature, overlooking a complex grid of thoroughfares including Pine Veta Rd and Forest Service Rd. The presence of these named roads and water tanks reveals how this portion of Yavapai County was organized for access and resource management at the start of the twenty-first century.