1971 Map of Voigt Ranch

About this map

Voigt Ranch and The Aztec represent the sparse ranching and livestock infrastructure of Apache County during this early 1970s survey. The landscape is defined by its water-dependent features, including Stamps Spring, several Water Tanks, and multiple Corrals used for managing herds across the high country. Following the flow of Coyote Creek in the south, the map illustrates a network of primitive transportation routes, prominently featuring a Jeep Trail that navigates the terrain. The inclusion of a Substation in the central portion of the quadrangle highlights the encroachment of modern utility infrastructure into the traditional ranching lands of the Arizona high desert.