1986 Map of Meddler Wash

About this map

The Salt River corridor and the southeastern reaches of Theodore Roosevelt Lake dominate this 1986 survey of the Gila County high country. The landscape is a network of arid drainage systems, including Meddler Wash, Griffin Wash, and Braddock Creek, all feeding toward the central river valley. Human presence is concentrated near the water at Meddler Point and the A-Cross settlement, with the surrounding terrain largely managed by the Tonto National Forest. Notable landmarks such as Hackberry Mountain and the expansive Black Mesa rise above the canyon floor, providing significant vertical relief.