1991 Map of Rudd Knoll

About this map

Apache National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape, where numerous water management features like Atcheson Reservoir, Saint Josephs Reservoir, and Rudd Reservoir illustrate the critical importance of water storage in eastern Arizona. The terrain is marked by prominent volcanic features such as Rudd Knoll and Pat Knoll, while the Black River is fed by the North Fork and East Fork near Crosby Crossing. The map reveals a specialized land use pattern including the Pat Knoll Cabin, a Cinder Pit, and scattered tanks and springs like Burk Tank and Miller Spring. These features, along with names like Riggs and the broad Williams Valley, document the grazing and forestry infrastructure of the White Mountains region during the late twentieth century.