1972 Map of Klondyke

About this map

Klondyke serves as the focal point of this 1970s survey, situated along the banks of Aravaipa Creek in Graham County. The settlement is defined by its remote proximity to the Santa Teresa Mts and Coronado National Forest, where high elevations like Pinnacle Ridge and Quartz Hill tower over the drainage systems. Resource extraction is evident through the presence of the Dog Water Mine and Quinn Mine, while local infrastructure is marked by a remote Landing Strip and the Buford Road. The landscape is etched with deep drainages such as Laurel Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon, which rely on scattered water sources like Haby Spring and Salty Tank. Genealogists may find particular interest in the Klondyke Cem, which provides a specific location for local family history research in this arid canyon environment.