2011 Map of Show Low North

About this map

Show Low Creek serves as the central drainage for this high-country landscape, flowing northward through a series of significant crossings and canyons. The settlement patterns shown here reflect a transition from rural ranching roots, evidenced by the Pearce Ranch and historic sites like Robinson / Trail Crossing, to modern civic infrastructure near the southern margin. The development of Show Low is marked by the presence of the Show Low Post Office and the Show Low Municipal Airport, while recreation is centered around Fools Hollow Lake and its associated Fools Hollow Campground. To the north, the terrain becomes more industrial and open, featuring the Lone Pine Gravel Pit and the prominent White Lake Divide. Numerous tanks and reservoirs, such as Pintail Lake and Telephone Lake, underscore the importance of water management in this arid Navajo County environment.