1997 Map of Robinson Mesa

About this map

Honeymoon Ranch and Four Drag Ranch occupy a landscape defined by ranching operations within the Apache National Forest. This high-country territory is characterized by a complex network of stock management infrastructure, including the Robinson Mesa Corral, Mud Springs Corral, and several specialized enclosures like the Holding Pasture Corral and Cutting Pens. The western edge of the map is defined by the boundary of the San Carlos Indian Reservation, while the historic Coronado Trail runs along the eastern ridges. Water management is central to life here, evidenced by a vast system of named tanks and springs, such as Glover Tank and Tercer Springs, which sustain livestock across Robinson Mesa. A pipeline connects several water sources, highlighting the engineering required to support the 7 Cross A Ranch and other outfits in this arid terrain.