
San Carlos serves as the primary hub of activity in this 2021 survey, situated near the confluence of Gilson Wash and the San Carlos River. The landscape is defined by its arid terrain and essential water management features, including the Gila Community College San Carlos Campus and a network of livestock tanks such as Maltazan Tank and Telephone Tank. To the east, the elevation rises toward Antelope Flats and Triplets Rd, while the western portion is dominated by the prominent volcanic landforms of Peridot Mesa and Peridot Hill. This map illustrates the modern road network on tribal lands, including Kitcheyan Rd and Peridot Siding Rd, which trace the valley floor alongside the winding riverbed. The distribution of tanks like Hollywood Bowl Tank and Sawmill Tank Number One underscores the critical role of water infrastructure in managing the surrounding open range and rugged highlands.
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