1960 Map of Ebert Mtn

About this map

Dent and Sayer Ranch serves as a primary marker of human activity on this high-desert landscape within the Kaibab National Forest during the mid-twentieth century. The area is characterized by an extensive system of catchment basins and water management features essential for livestock and wildlife, including Tarantula Tank, Dog Knubs Lake, and Babbitt Lake. The terrain is defined by prominent volcanic and geological landmarks such as Ebert Mtn, Red Mtn, and Slate Mtn, while the winding courses of Lockwood Canyon and Rabbit Canyon cut through the plateau. A network of unimproved roads and the Pipeline indicate the infrastructure supporting the remote ranching operations of the Coconino region during this era.