1967 Map of Mount Logan

About this map

Sawmill Mountains and the volcanic peaks of the Uinkaret plateau dominate this mid-century survey of Mohave County. High-altitude landmarks like Mount Logan and Mt Emma rise above a landscape defined by dramatic geological depressions such as Hells Hole and Hells Hollow. The map documents a sparse human presence focused on livestock and seasonal water, noted by the presence of Arkansas Ranch and Woods Ranch alongside small reliable points like Little Spring and Big Spring. To the west, the deep drainage of Whitmore Canyon cuts through the terrain, while the northern section reveals the unusual Lava Aqueduct. This survey captures the region just as it transitioned into more formal federal management, overlapping the boundaries of the Kaibab National Forest, Grand Canyon National Monument, and the northern reaches of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.