1969 Map of Springerville

About this map

The high-country landscape of Round Valley is the focal point of this late-1960s survey, dominated by the settlement of Springerville. The town's corporate boundary encompasses a developed core at the confluence of the Little Colorado River and Nutrioso Creek, reflecting a community tied to the fertile valley bottom and its essential water sources. The map provides significant topographic detail of the surrounding volcanic terrain, evidenced by several Cinder Pits and a Gravel Pit scattered across the high plains. Infrastructure is concentrated near the settlement, including the Springerville-Eagar Municipal Airport and a prominent Substation. For those searching for specific historical markers, a single Grave is noted south of the main town area, while Becker Lake serves as a major landmark just north of the municipal center. The drainage patterns of Carnero Creek and Picnic Creek further illustrate the area's complex hydrology during this period.