2018 Map of Crookton

About this map

Crookton occupies a central position in this high-desert landscape, where the historical imprint of Western transport infrastructure remains visible. The presence of the Old Santa Fe RR Bed cutting across the terrain serves as a reminder of the corridor's rail legacy, running parallel to modern routes like Gleed Station Rd. This area, situated on the border of Coconino and Yavapai counties, is defined by significant drainage features including Pineveta Wash and the deeply etched Mcintyre Canyon. Ranching and water management are evident through named water features such as Garrett Tank and Gleed Tank, which are essential nodes in this arid environment. A network of rural roads, including Fort Bates Rd and Robinson Ranch Rd, connects the scattered landmarks and follows the natural contours of the Tom Lockett Draw.