2014 Map of Horner Mountain

About this map

Beasley Flat and the edges of Camp Verde define the settled corridors of this Arizona landscape, where the high desert meets the canyons of the Verde Rim. The terrain is shaped by dramatic elevations, from the broad expanse of Wingfield Mesa to the prominent heights of Horner Mountain and Table Mtn. Water remains a central element of the map's geography, with numerous springs and tanks such as Cottonwood Spring, Verde Tank, and Goat Camp Spring dotting the drainages. The Prescott National Forest and Coconino National Forest cover significant portions of the quadrangle, illustrating the public land boundaries that have preserved this area's character. Traces of local history are found in family-named landmarks and remote spots like Gospel Hollow and Horner Gulch, while river features like The Falls and Pre-Falls Rapid mark the course of the local waterways.