1988 Map of Wagner Wash Well

About this map

Hassayampa River flows along the western edge of this Maricopa County landscape, where the arid desert floor is carved by a network of drainage channels including Wagner Wash, Daggs Wash, and Jackrabbit Wash. This 1980s survey illustrates a landscape primarily defined by water management and resource exploration. Scattered water sources such as the Wagner Wash Well, Light Hall Well, and Power Line Well provide critical infrastructure in the dry terrain. The presence of a Mine Shaft and several prospects in the northeast quadrant indicates localized mining activity, while a network of transmission lines and a Substation reflect the expanding utility footprint during this era of Arizona's development. This topographical record is particularly useful for identifying specific well locations and mining claims that may have served local ranching or industrial interests.