1968 Map of Hualapai Peak NE

About this map

The Peacock Mountains and the northern reaches of the Hualapai Mountains converge on this 1968 survey, creating a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and high-desert resource extraction. The area's mining history is well-documented through labels for the Enterprise Mine, Dean Mine, Century Mine, and Frost Mine, alongside several unidentified prospects. These sites are linked by a network of pack trails and jeep trails that navigate the terrain between Hualapai Canyon and the broad Hualapai Valley. To the north, the infrastructure of early aviation and modern utility is visible with the Airway Beacon and multiple pipelines. Vital water sources for ranching and mining operations are scattered throughout the hills, including Hualapai Spring, Burn Spring, and the Lion Kill Spring, providing essential landmarks in this arid Mohave County corridor.