2018 Map of Theodore Roosevelt Dam

About this map

The Theodore Roosevelt Dam stands as the central engineering landmark of this landscape, impounding the waters of the Salt River and Tonto Creek to form the expansive Theodore Roosevelt Lake. This modern survey documents the intricate shoreline and recreational geography of the reservoir, including the Cholla Bay Area and the Bachelor Cove Area. Along the southern banks, the Tonto National Monument protects significant archaeological sites on the slopes above the Apache Trl. The map also traces the high-elevation path of the Arizona National Scenic Trail as it winds through the Tonto National Forest, passing rugged landmarks like Inspiration Point and Government Hill. Small settlements and seasonal locations like Roosevelt and Hotel Point serve as focal points for local activity near the water's edge, while various springs such as Tuakay Hot Springs and Buckhorn Spring dot the surrounding mountainous terrain.