2021 Map of Hobble Tank

About this map

The Kaibab National Forest dominates the southern landscape of this Coconino County terrain, where the elevation rises into the Hobble Mountains. Water management is the defining human footprint across this arid region, evidenced by a dense network of catchments such as Hobble Tank, Winter Camp Tank, and Little Wild Bill Tank. These features are critical for supporting livestock and wildlife in a landscape carved by ephemeral drainages like Miller Wash and Spring Valley Wash. In the northern section, a structured grid of residential roads—including Waverly Dr, Camino Dr, and Venice—suggests a pocket of rural development or seasonal ranching infrastructure. From the prominent heights of White Hill to the isolated Lonesome Knob Tank, the map illustrates how water access dictates the utility and settlement patterns of the Arizona high country.