1997 Map of Tillie Hall Peak

About this map

Apache National Forest and Gila National Forest converge at the high-desert borderlands between Arizona and New Mexico in this 1997 revision. The landscape is defined by rugged drainage systems like Wampoo Wash, Greaser Wash, and Dark Thunder Creek, which carve through the Summit Mountains. Human presence is represented by isolated ranching and mining infrastructure, including the Skully Creek Ranch and various unnamed prospects and mines scattered across the ridges. Water sources are critical in this arid terrain, marked by remote points such as Hells Hole Spring, Miner Spring, and Corner Tank. High peaks such as Tillie Hall Peak, Saddleback Mountain, and Winchester Peak provide significant landmarks for navigation through the complex network of canyons like Tillie Hole Canyon and Iron Canyon.