2011 Map of Mitchell Peak

About this map

Mitchell Peak rises as the dominant landmark of this high-country landscape in eastern Arizona, where the geography is defined by a dense network of water sources and stock management infrastructure. The terrain reveals a complex system of drainage and ranching history, illustrated by numerous family-named and descriptive springs such as Don Smith Spring, McBride Spring, and Lower Sardine Spring. This map reflects the essential nature of water in the high desert, documenting dozens of tanks and corrals like the Saddle Corral and Dam Tank used for livestock.