2014 Map of Jerome Canyon

About this map

Williamson and the smaller settlements of Mint and Stringfield anchor this portion of Yavapai County, where residential development meets the protected landscapes of the Prescott National Forest. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevations, including Granite Mountain and Table Mountain, which overlook a network of seasonal drainages such as Mint Wash and Cooper Wash. The map reveals a transition from the established street grids of the northern valleys to the more sparsely populated ranch and forest lands to the south. Local water sources, crucial in this arid environment, are mapped in detail, ranging from named tanks like Shroder Tank to numerous springs including Baker Spring, Tin Trough Spring, and Alkali Spring. For those interested in the area's geography, the topographic data highlights significant natural passages like Blair Pass and the winding course of Jerome Canyon.