2014 Map of Limestone Peak

About this map

Limestone Peak and the high desert terrain of the Prescott National Forest dominate this 2014 survey of central Arizona. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, where ephemeral channels like Walnut Creek, Antelope Wash, and Mud Tank Wash carve through the foothills of the Big Chino Valley. These washes represent the critical seasonal water movement across the region, while landmarks such as Aztec Pass indicate the natural corridors used for navigation through the mountainous terrain. Infrastructure is sparse, concentrated primarily on secondary routes like N Williamson Valley Rd and Forest Service 6 Rd, which provide access to ranching or forest management areas. For those interested in land use and geography, the presence of localized features such as Sampson Tank and Quartz Lead Wash highlights the traditional importance of water collection and mining-related exploration in this part of Yavapai County.