2011 Map of Hamilton Crossing

About this map

Whitted Place and Echinique Place stand as primary landmarks in this Coconino County landscape, where the water management of the high desert is the defining characteristic of the terrain. The network of drainage and seasonal water is anchored by Clear Creek and Willow Creek, with the map detailing a specialized system of named tanks essential for livestock and local land use. These include notable features like the Erramuzpe Trick Tank, Government Trick Tank, and Bargman Tank. The name Hamilton Crossing itself indicates a vital point of transit across the creek beds. A dense grid of US Forest Service roads, such as 63, 9484g, and 9731n, provides the structural framework for navigating this remote region of Arizona, illustrating how modern administrative management overlies a landscape marked by legacy ranching sites and carefully placed water catchments.