1965 Map of Mohawk Mts NE

About this map

The San Cristobal Valley dominates this 1960s desert landscape, a region defined by its reliance on isolated water sources and military utility. Located within the Luke Air Force Range, the area is punctuated by remote landmarks such as the Stoval Airfield in the northwest. Survival in this arid environment is marked by specific, named points such as Pimeria Well and the notably labeled Garcia Well 390 (Dry). The drainage patterns of the San Cristobal Wash and a network of Jeep Trails represent the only primary infrastructure through the valley. This mid-century survey captures the intersection of desert ranching history and modern military activity, evidenced by the scattered wells like Well 374 and Well 407 used to navigate or maintain the territory.