1973 Map of Prescott Valley South

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Prescott Valley appears in the early 1970s as a burgeoning residential grid bounded by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to the north and the expansive Prescott National Forest to the south. The transition from planned suburban streets like Loos Drive and Spouse Drive to the industrial and mineral landscape of the Doodlebug Diggings highlights the area's mixed economic identity. While the Lake Valley Sch and a local Golf Course indicate growing community infrastructure, the terrain remains deeply marked by its mining history, evidenced by the Gravel Pit and numerous Prospect markings.