2014 Map of Mount Trumbull

About this map

Mount Trumbull dominates this high-altitude landscape of the Uinkaret Mountains, where water management is the primary signature of human presence. In this arid reach of Mohave County, the topography is defined by a series of significant basins including Potato Valley, Sink Valley, and Lake Valley. The reliance on seasonal and subterranean water sources is evident through the naming of critical infrastructure such as Crosby Reservoir, Crosby Tank, and Sawmill Tank, alongside natural outlets like Coyote Spring and Nixon Spring. The road network, consisting of CR-5, CR-717, and CR-1530, skirts the lower elevations and connects these vital water points across the mountain flanks. To the southwest, the Sawmill Mountains rise as a distinct geological feature, framing a terrain shaped by drainage patterns like Langs Run and the prominent volcanic profile of Craigs Knoll.