1970 Map of Kinnikinick Lake

About this map

Anderson Mesa dominates this 1970s landscape within the Coconino National Forest, characterized by a dense network of seasonal waters and volcanic features. The presence of the Cinder Pit near Pine Hill points to the local geology and industry, while a developed Campground on the shores of Kinnikinick Lake reflects the mid-century recreational use of this highland terrain. The map is notably dense with named water sources such as Yaeger Lake, Corner Lake, and Morton Lake, alongside numerous stock tanks like Gonzalo Tank No 2 and Boot Jr Tank. These features, connected by a labyrinth of Jeep Trails, illustrate a functional landscape managed for both cattle ranching and forestry. Deep incisions like Kinnikinick Canyon and Anderson Canyon define the eastern edges of the plateau, where Kinnikinick Spring and Anderson Spring emerge from the canyon walls.