1965 Map of Stoneman Lake

About this map

Stoneman Lake serves as a focal point within this high-country landscape, surrounded by the steep drainages of Woods Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon. This 1965 survey illustrates a wilderness defined by water management and topography, where numerous man-made and natural water sources like Bristow Tank, Potato Patch Tank, and Foster Spring supported livestock and wildlife throughout the Coconino National Forest. The map documents a rugged network of jeep trails providing access to isolated landmarks such as Lee Lookout Butte and the remote Woods Ranch.