2014 Map of Hearst Mountain

About this map

Kaibab National Forest dominates this landscape in northern Arizona, where the high desert terrain is marked by isolated peaks and seasonal water catchments. The small settlement of Corva and nearby Corva Hill sit in the southwestern portion of the sheet, connected to the wider region by a network of specialized routes including the BNSF RR Frontage Rd and the Gas Pipeline Rd. The land is characterized by numerous livestock tanks such as Tea Cup Tank, Button Tank, and Holden Lake, which illustrate the area's historical reliance on water management for ranching. To the north and east, the topography becomes more pronounced with features like Coxcomb Hill and the prominent Hearst Mountain. Deep drainage patterns are visible through Cataract Canyon and Polson Dam Draw, revealing the erosive forces that shape this volcanic and sedimentary plateau near the Grand Canyon region.