1965 Map of Hutch Mtn.

About this map

The Industrial Railroad cuts a path through the high timberlands of the Coconino National Forest in this 1965 survey, reflecting a landscape defined by ranching and logging operations. The map highlights the localized water infrastructure essential for livestock and industry, documented through numerous features like Clover Tank, Railroad Spring, and the Shipping Pasture Tank. Ranching history is anchored at the K-T Ranch and Coyote Basin Ranch, while the timber economy is evidenced by the railroad corridor and Sawmill Springs. High-elevation landmarks such as Hutch Mountain and Lookout Mountain dominate the eastern topography, with the former hosting a Radio Facility and fire lookout. To the south, specialized land uses appear at Pratt Park and Diversion Park, while the rugged relief is carved by Jacks Canyon and Kinnikinick Canyon. This survey captures the Forest Service's management of the area, from the Borrow Pit excavations to the network of interior roads like the Cabin Trail.