Smith Peak and Bullard Peak dominate this arid landscape in Maricopa County, reflecting the sparse, high-desert character of the region. The drainage patterns are defined by the extensive reaches of Miller Wash, which bisects the quadrangle as it carries seasonal runoff through the basin. Human presence is limited to a skeletal network of desert transit, primarily marked by the alignment of Alamo Rd and Co Rd in the southern portion of the sheet. This map reveals a terrain primarily shaped by natural topography rather than intensive settlement, providing a clear record of the area's geological features and primitive road access as they existed in the early twenty-first century.
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1923 · Signal
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1942 · Signal
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1942 · Vicksburg
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1950 · Prescott
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1954 · Prescott
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1954 · Phoenix
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1957 · Phoenix
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1958 · Prescott
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1958 · Phoenix
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1959 · Prescott
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