2014 Map of Mount Tipton SE

About this map

The Cerbat Mountains rise sharply in the southwestern corner of this survey, defining a stark elevation change where the range meets the vast expanse of the Mojave Desert. This transition is marked by the complex topography of Tipton Canyon, which channels seasonal runoff toward the arid basins below. The drainage network is a primary characteristic of the region, featuring major systems like Truxton Wash and Cane Spring Wash that traverse the Hualapai Valley. These desert washes, along with features such as Canyon Tank and White Tank, reveal how water—though scarce—dictates the movement and infrastructure of the landscape. Human presence is etched into the terrain via long-established transit corridors like Stockton Hill Rd, which skirts the mountain foothills, and local ranch access points including D'Ambro Ranch Rd.