1998 Map of Mount Turnbull

About this map

The Santa Teresa Mountains dominate this 1998 survey of eastern Arizona, where the San Carlos Indian Reservation meets the northern boundary of the Coronado National Forest. This high-altitude landscape is characterized by prominent peaks like Mount Turnbull and Quartzite Mountain, alongside specialized terrain features such as Stanley Butte and Limestone Mountain. The map reveals a history of resource extraction, particularly in the northwest corner near the Starlight Mine and various Mine Shafts. Water sources are critical identifiers in this environment, with labels for Post Office Spring, Hinton Springs, and Grapevine Spring marking essential points of interest for historical land use. The presence of the Indian Treaty Boundary cutting through the canyons of Kelly Gulch and Sycamore Gulch provides a clear look at the jurisdictional demarcations of the late 20th century.