2011 Map of Mustang Point

About this map

Mustang Point dominates the southwestern corner of this Mohave County landscape, a terrain defined by deep drainages and isolated water sources. The arid character of the region is punctuated by essential catchments and springs, including Coyote Spring, Lower Pigeon Spring, and Upper Pigeon Spring, which historically supported movement through the area. To the north, the Hidden Hills and Hidden Lake provide distinct landmarks in an otherwise sparsely populated stretch of the Arizona desert. The map traces the natural descent of the land through prominent features like Coyote Canyon and Gardner Canyon, while small basins like Lundgren Pond and Overnight Pond represent the sparse but vital water management of the high desert plateau. This 2011 survey offers a detailed look at the topographic contours and the naming conventions of this specific reach of northern Arizona, where every named spring and canyon remains a critical waypoint.