2011 Map of Stockton Pass

About this map

Stockton Pass serves as a critical geographic notch in the high desert, providing a corridor through the mountains marked by the Stockton Pass Campground. This 2011 survey illustrates a landscape of high summits and deep canyons, where water is the primary architect of the terrain. Cattle ranching heritage is evident through named landmarks like C N Ranch and Jernigan Ranch, supported by a complex network of improvements such as the Bar X Trick Tank and Jernigan Trick Tank. High points like Ladybug Peak and Maverick Mountain overlook a drainage system where Stockton Pass Wash and Gillespie Wash collect seasonal runoff. The inclusion of numerous water sources, from Kane Spring to Mash Barrel Spring, highlights the essential infrastructure required for life and livestock in this arid Arizona environment.