1989 Map of White Horse Lake

About this map

White Horse Lake serves as a focal point in this high-altitude landscape within the Kaibab National Forest, documented just before the 1990s. The terrain is defined by a series of flats and volcanic knolls, including Sunflower Flat and White Horse Knoll, which give way to the dramatic incisions of Sycamore Canyon to the south. This area, partly managed as the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, shows a complex network of resource management through numerous stock tanks such as Scar Tank, PG Tank, and Saginaw Tank. The presence of JD Dam Lake and the Gravel Pit near Ruin Mountain suggests a landscape utilized for both recreation and local industry. To the southwest, the boundary of the Prescott National Forest meets the rugged pockets of Limestone Pocket and Lonesome Pocket, illustrating the transition into more sequestered canyon topography.