1967 Map of Table Mountain

About this map

Mazatzal Mountains terrain dominates this 1960s survey, showing a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and high-altitude mesas. Within the protected bounds of the Tonto National Forest and Mazatzal Wilderness, the map reveals a network of natural water sources vital to this arid environment, including Maverick Spring, Mountain Spring, and Willow Spring. Human presence is sparse, restricted primarily to isolated backcountry outposts such as Club Ranch and Sheep Creek Cabin. The drainage system is clearly articulated through the courses of Sycamore Creek and Deadman Creek, which cut through the high ground of Midnight Mesa and Table Mountain. This topographic study preserves the mid-century wilderness character of Yavapai County, documenting the pack trails and remote springs that served ranchers and early forest travelers before modern development.