1965 Map of Hutch Mtn.

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Industrial Railroad tracks cut through the high timber of Coconino National Forest in this mid-1960s survey of the Mogollon Rim country. The landscape is defined by its seasonal hydrology and ranching infrastructure, dotted with numerous named tanks like Fulton Canyon Tank and Chilson Tank that support livestock across the high-elevation meadows. Named clearings such as Brolliar Park and Tie Park reveal a history of timber harvesting and grazing. To the east, Hutch Mountain rises as a prominent landmark, equipped with a Lookout and a Radio Facility that underscores the area's role in fire management and communication during the post-war era. Isolated outposts like the K-T Ranch and Coyote Basin Ranch suggest a persistent but sparse human presence, while Allan Lake Landing marks a focal point for water management in this high-altitude terrain.