2021 Map of Rudd Knoll

About this map

Apache National Forest lands dominate this high-altitude landscape in eastern Arizona, characterized by an extensive network of water management features and seasonal draws. The terrain is marked by numerous reservoirs and tanks, such as Saint Josephs Reservoir, San Salvador Reservoir, and the Rudd Reservoir, which reflect the region's managed water resources for ranching and forest maintenance. A sophisticated system of forest roads and trails, including the White Mountain Scenic Road, Overland Trl, and Saffel Ohv Trl, provides access through the diverse topography of O D Ridge and Chambers Draw. Industrial activity is localized at the Udall Pit and Udall Pit Number Five, while landmarks like Pat Knoll and Saint Marys Lake serve as primary orientation points. The map details a complex hydrology of springs and tanks, from Lost Spring to the Salt House Tank, essential for navigation and resource management in this portion of Apache County.