2011 Map of Freezeout Mountain

About this map

The Black River defines the northern boundary of this high-altitude landscape in eastern Arizona, where a network of seasonal drainages and canyons carve through the terrain. Named features such as Arkie Canyon, Helen Canyon, and Little Bear Canyon reveal the intricate topography of the region. The high ground is anchored by Freezeout Mountain, with several notable passes including BS Gap and Malay Gap facilitating travel across the ridges. Water management is central to the land's utility, evidenced by numerous tanks used for livestock or wildlife, such as Cox Corral Tank, Loafer Tank, and Buckhorn Tank. These water sources, along with Rose Spring, represent critical points for local geography in a landscape defined by ephemeral flows like Dry Prong Creek and Malay Creek.