1967 Map of Frazier Wells SW

About this map

The Hualapai Indian Reservation dominates this 1967 survey of northern Arizona, where the landscape is defined by the dramatic ascent of the Aubrey Cliffs. These escarpments create a stark vertical boundary across the quadrangle, influencing the few signs of human habitation and water management in this arid region. The D S Ranch sits near the northern edge, while the site marked Manzanita provides a rare named point of reference among the high elevations. Water access is critical for the ranching and tribal lands shown here, documented by features like Pothole Tank, Pinnacle Tank, and Pocomate Springs. A winding Diamond Creek cuts through the southwestern corner, joined by a network of unimproved roads and a Jeep Trail that navigated this difficult terrain before modern infrastructure arrived.