1968 Map of Tin Mountain NW

About this map

McGarrys sits within a landscape defined by utility and transport infrastructure in this late 1960s study of Mohave County. The emergence of the Round Valley Interchange and several extensive Pipelines cutting across the terrain highlights the mid-century industrialization of this region. Notable landmarks of development include a Compressor Station, an Oil Sump, and the Sewage Disposal Pond, which together suggest a period of active resource management and logistical expansion. Water management is further evidenced by the Cofer Dam and various tanks. The topography is marked by several Borrow Pits and a network of unimproved routes like the Jeep Trail, illustrating how the area was being physically shaped by construction and transport needs during this era.