1969 Map of Greens Peak

About this map

Greens Peak dominates this high-country landscape at the intersection of the Apache National Forest and the Fort Apache Indian Reservation. In 1969, the peak was a hub of activity featuring a Lookout Tower and Radio Towers, while the surrounding terrain was defined by complex drainage systems like Udall Draw and Sherlock Draw. A network of water management features, including the Old Colter Ranch and Colter Ranch, suggests a history of livestock grazing in the area. High-altitude wetlands and basins are evident at Big Cienega Mountain and various stock tanks like Sherlock Draw Tank No 1. The map also captures recreation and resource sites such as Carnero Lake and a Cinder Pit, showing how this mountainous region was utilized for both infrastructure and rural ranching at the end of the 1960s.