2014 Map of Mammoth

About this map

The high desert landscape of Mammoth and its northern extension, North Mammoth, centers on the intersection of Az-77 and the drainages feeding the San Pedro river valley. The topography is defined by the Black Hills and prominent elevations like Signal Peak and Red Hill, with a network of dry washes including Mammoth Wash, Cottonwood Wash, and Cherry Valley Wash carving through the terrain. Small settlements like Tiger and Fordville are documented alongside local landmarks such as McKinney Cem and the San Manuel Airport in the southeastern corner. Historical and recreational interest is highlighted by the Arizona National Scenic Trail and the Black Hill Ranch RD, illustrating the region's ranching roots and modern land use. The presence of Mammoth Valley View Cem and numerous family-named streets such as Hetzel Ave and Wine Ave provides specific points for genealogical research in this copper-rich corridor.