1969 Map of Sedona

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Oak Creek carves a central path through this late-1960s landscape, serving as the primary corridor for both natural drainage and human activity. The settlement of Sedona appears at a transitional stage, centered near the junction of Schnebly Hill Road and showing the development of Grasshopper Flat and the Trailer Park to the west. While the town infrastructure includes the Sedona Sch, Sedona Memorial Park, and the striking Chapel of the Holy Cross, the surrounding terrain remains dominated by the iconic red rock formations of the Coconino National Forest. Landmarks like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Courthouse Butte stand as massive geological sentinels, while the expansive House Mountain area to the south is marked by numerous stock tanks such as John Lee Tank and Wildhorse Tank, suggesting a continuing legacy of ranching and water management in the high desert.