2014 Map of Dugas

About this map

Dugas sits at the northern edge of a landscape defined by the transition between the Prescott National Forest and Tonto National Forest. This central Arizona terrain is etched by a complex network of canyons and gulches, most notably Sycamore Cr and Indian Creek. The geography reveals a ranching and water management history through numerous named catchment features like Burmister Tank, Holdin Pasture Tank, and the Upper Dry Pasture Tank. High points such as Rice Peak and Granite Peak overlook a system of Forest Service and county roads, including Dugas Rd and Reimer Spring Rd. The map also identifies culturally significant sites like Graveyard Spring, providing a detailed record of the springs and wells that have sustained life and livestock across these mesa lands.