2011 Map of Springerville

About this map

Springerville sits as a high-altitude crossroads in eastern Arizona, where the Little Colorado River winds through a landscape defined by water management and administrative forestry. This 2011 survey highlights the town's role as a regional hub for public lands management, featuring the Apache and Sitgreaves Forest Supervisor Office and the Springerville Forest Service Facility. The confluence of Nutrioso Creek and the river, alongside the prominent Becker Lake, illustrates the vital irrigation and recreational infrastructure required in this arid environment. To the west, Springerville-Babbitt Field serves the area's aviation needs, while residential streets such as Tumbling T Dr and E Maricopa Dr mark the community's footprint south of the river. The map also traces more remote watercourses like Carnero Creek and Picnic Creek, which feed into the primary drainage system of the upper Little Colorado basin.