1968 Map of Red Lake

About this map

Red Lake and the vast Hualapai Valley dominate this northern Arizona landscape, captured during the late 1960s. The terrain transitions from the low-lying basin of the dry lake bed to the eastern slopes of the Cerbat Mountains. This area serves as a critical ranching and transit corridor, evidenced by the network of water catchments including Valley Tank, Lake Tank, Corner Tank, and North Tank, alongside a lonely Corral near the mountain foothills. The mapping of Stockton Hill Road and Pierce Ferry Road illustrates the primary routes used by locals and travelers navigating the high desert. A Jeep Trail winds into the mountain terrain, indicating the more difficult paths used for land management or mineral exploration in the Cerbat range.