2012 Map of Wagoner

About this map

The Hassayampa River carves a path through this high-desert landscape of Yavapai County, where the settlement of Wagoner serves as a central point for the surrounding cattle operations and remote outposts. Ranching history is deeply etched into the terrain, evidenced by the Diamond Two Ranch, Minoto Ranch, and the Cooper Ranch Airport. The mapping reveals a complex network of seasonal water sources and springs, such as Moonshiner Spring, Jesus Spring, and Thousand Spring, which were vital for survival in this arid environment. Significant landmarks like Sugarloaf Mountain, Seal Mountain, and Wades Butte rise above the drainage systems of Cottonwood Cr and Blind Indian Cr. The presence of several gulches, including French Gulch and Hodgkins Gulch, alongside named canyons like Mocho Canyon, indicates the weathered topography that has shaped land use from the early ranching era through the modern day.