1968 Map of Tin Mountain NW

About this map

Mcgarrys stands as a notable point of interest in this high-desert Mohave County landscape, situated near the seasonal drainages of the southern reaches. The 1968 topography, updated with photorevised data through 1980, reveals the infrastructure of transit and energy that shaped the region during the late twentieth century. Modern development is anchored by the Round Valley Interchange, while a network of pipelines and a Jeep Trail cut across the arid terrain. Industrial activity is evident in the cluster of utility features including a Compressor Station, an Oil Sump, and a Sewage Disposal Pond. Water management is critical in this environment, represented by Cofer Dam and various water tanks and Red Tanks scattered throughout the quadrangle, serving as vital resources for the remote outposts of this Arizona interior.