1967 Map of Tule Wash

About this map

Sandy River flows through the western edge of this Mohave County landscape, which is defined by an intricate network of drainage systems such as Big Tule Wash and Burro Wash. The 1960s terrain shows a quiet desert expanse with minimal human infrastructure, save for isolated markers of travel and community. Near the river, Valley Church and a nearby Landing Strip represent the small hubs of activity in this arid region, while a Corral and a Water Tank suggest the continued presence of ranching. Several named drainages, including Pearson Falls Wash and Bull Wash, feed into larger canyons like Red Canyon and Gunsight Canyon. A single Prospect in the northeast corner and scattered Jeep Trails offer clues for those tracing early mining efforts or historic routes through the high desert of Arizona.