1968 Map of Truxton

About this map

Truxton sits at a critical juncture of high-desert transportation in the late 1960s, where the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad follows the natural corridor of Truxton Wash. This survey reflects the infrastructure of the era, noting both the main town and the rail-dependent Truxton (Siding). The landscape is defined by its transition from the northern Hualapai Indian Reservation into the dramatic elevation changes of the Cottonwood Cliffs.