2004 Map of Mineral Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 2007About this map
Mining history dominates this Pinal County landscape, centered on the Reymert settlement location and the nearby Reymert Mine. The desert terrain is deeply etched by Box Canyon and Alamo Canyon, where numerous extraction points like the Silver Bell Mine, Martinez Mine, and Oklahoma Mine reflect a legacy of prospecting. While the eastern portion is protected within the White Canyon Wilderness, the central and northern areas belong to the Tonto National Forest. Transportation through this arid environment relies on historic routes such as Reymert Road and Mineral Mountain Road, while the modern Arizona Trail traverses the eastern slopes. Vital water sources are scarce, appearing as isolated features like Reymert Spring, Alamo No. 2 Tank, and Filoria Spring, which supported the region's scattered mining operations.
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