1986 Map of Pump Ranch Tank

About this map

Clear Creek winds through the center of this high plateau landscape along the border of Coconino and Navajo Counties. This 1980s survey illustrates a region defined by livestock water management and topographic extremes, where numerous named catchments like Autrey Tank, Sims Tank, and Carpenter Tank were essential for ranching operations. The terrain is dominated by the prominence of East Sunset Mountain to the west and the sharp relief of Relic Point, which overlooks the deeply incised creek bed. To the north, Moonlight Bay Reservoir represents a significant man-made water source in this arid environment. The map also documents drainage patterns including Sand Draw and Pablo Canyon, alongside several ranching structures marked simply as Corral, offering a look at the rural infrastructure in Northern Arizona toward the end of the twentieth century.