1998 Map of Sheepskin Wash

About this map

Sitgreaves National Forest covers the southern portion of this high-country landscape, where the headwaters of Phoenix Park Wash and Sheepskin Wash drain through complex terrain. The topography is defined by the prominent Pink Cliffs to the north and numerous depressions that serve as natural collection points for water. A network of livestock infrastructure characterizes the area, including the Rocking Chair Ranch and various water sources like Indian Rock Tank, Morris Tank, and Sacaton Tank. Industrial activity in the late 20th century is evidenced by the presence of a Pulp Mill and Morris Windmill, while residential development appears along Carson Drive. This map captures a specialized landscape of ranching and timber resources before further modern shifts altered the remote northern Arizona corridor.