2014 Map of Hancock Knolls

About this map

Grand Canyon National Park extends across the southern half of this landscape, marking a transition from the elevated Kanab Plateau into the dramatic drainage of Tuckup Canyon. This high-desert region in Mohave County is characterized by isolated water sources essential for land management and ranching history, such as White Tank and School Section Tank. The northern reaches of the quadrangle are dominated by the Hancock Knolls, providing a distinct vertical relief against the surrounding plateau. The only major transport artery through this arid interior is Mt Trumbull Rd, which skirts the northern boundary. The map provides a detailed view of the Public Land Survey System, showing the township and range divisions from T34N to T36N that define property and resource boundaries in this part of Arizona.