2004 Map of Kehl Ridge

About this map

Mogollon Rim dominates this central Arizona landscape, forming a dramatic escarpment that separates the Coconino National Forest to the north from the Tonto National Forest below. This survey captures the area during a period of sustained recreational and forest management, where the rugged terrain is accessed via the Control Road and historic paths like the Highline Trail and Geronimo Trail. Small enclaves of settlement appear near the base of the rim at Washington Park and the Rim Trail Mountain Club Estates, while the high country is dotted with essential water sources such as Potato Lake, Kehl Spring, and General Springs. The geography is defined by a series of north-south drainage patterns including Clover Canyon and Miller Canyon, which cut through elevated features like Kehl Ridge and Battleground Ridge. Traceable infrastructure includes a Pumpstation, a Gravel Pit, and various benchmarks marking high points like Baker Butte.