1967 Map of Mt. Trumbull SE

About this map

The vast Toroweap Valley dominates this 1967 landscape, serving as a corridor of movement between the Uinkaret Mountains and the Kanab Plateau. This region, documented just before significant management shifts in the canyon lands, highlights the isolated ranching life at Schmutz Ranch and Kent Ranch. The map captures a high-desert environment defined by volcanic activity, evidenced by extensive Lava flows that spill toward the rim of the Grand Canyon National Monument. Beyond the private holdings, the sheet marks essential infrastructure for remote desert navigation, including the Toroweap Ranger Station and the Toroweap Landing Strip. Topographical features like the Toroweap Cliffs and Tuckup Point provide a clear view of the complex verticality at the edge of the plateau, while the Jeep Trail network suggests the difficulty of travel through this corner of Mohave County.