2014 Map of Wagoner

About this map

Wagoner and the surrounding high desert of Yavapai County are defined by a complex network of seasonal drainages and spring-fed canyons. The Hassayampa River serves as the primary longitudinal corridor, joined by numerous tributaries such as Arrastre Cr and Blind Indian Cr. This drainage system supported early industry in the region, evidenced by the Smith Bros Mines located east of the river. The topography is varied and dramatic, transitioning from the broad expanse of The Park in the northwest to the prominent heights of Sugarloaf Mtn and Seal Mtn. Within the Prescott National Forest, family-named landmarks like the McAllister Range and Campbells Flat speak to the area's history of ranching and remote settlement. Unique geological depressions and formations such as The Hole and Wades Butte further characterize this portion of the Arizona interior.