1969 Map of Crown King

About this map

Crown King serves as the focal point for this survey of the southern Bradshaw Mountains, an area deeply marked by its mining history. The landscape is a network of mid-century mining operations including the Gladiator, War Eagle, and Lincoln, connected by historic routes like the Senator Highway. The map captures the transition from active mineral extraction to recreational use within the Prescott National Forest, where campgrounds such as Turney Gulch and Hazlett Hollow are established near the high-elevation peaks.