1967 Map of Kingman

About this map

Kingman serves as the focal point of this Mojave Desert landscape, positioned where the Hualapai Valley and Sacramento Valley meet amidst a backdrop of canyon-cut mountains. The town shows significant mid-century expansion toward Hilltop and Getz, with the corporate boundary enclosing a grid of streets including Miami Ave and Lucille Ave. The transport infrastructure is dominated by the curving path of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe RR, which facilitates connections toward McConnico and Harris to the southwest. Educational and community life is anchored by facilities such as Manzanita Sch and the County Fairgrounds. To the west, the Cerbat Mountains rise sharply, dotted with numerous mines and prospects, while springs like Beale Spr and Atlantic Spring suggest the critical importance of water sources in this arid region before modern development fully transformed the terrain.