2018 Map of Hannagan Meadow

About this map

Hannagan Meadow and Sprucedale anchor this high-altitude landscape within the Apache National Forest, where the transition from alpine meadows to dense drainages is marked by a sophisticated network of water resources. The map details an environment defined by its hydrological features, from the flowing Black River in the northwest to various tanks and seeps like Hoot Owl Tank and Triangle Seeps that supported local ranching or forest management. The presence of named points such as Cleaveland and the winding Clell Lee Loop road suggests a history of forest habitation and recreation. The terrain is deeply incised by canyons like Hawks Nest Canyon and Bardman Canyon, with numerous springs such as Willow Spring and Clell Spring feeding the larger systems of Foote Creek and Grant Creek.