1967 Map of Hackberry Mtn.

About this map

Coconino National Forest and Tonto National Forest meet in this high-desert landscape of central Arizona, where the boundary between Yavapai and Gila counties follows the rugged terrain. The 1967 field data reveals an intricate network of water management essential for livestock and local wildlife, characterized by numerous named tanks such as Nine and a-Half Mile Tank and Tenmile Tank. Centered on Hackberry Mtn, the map details a complex system of pack trails and jeep trails that navigate through Hackberry Basin and the Cimarron Hills. Notable landmarks like Needle Rock and The Rocks stand out against the deep incisions of Sycamore Canyon and Dorens Defeat Canyon, while the presence of an aqueduct near the southern boundary points to the region's managed water infrastructure.