2021 Map of Whiting Knoll

About this map

The Apache National Forest dominates this landscape of the White Mountains region, where a complex network of springs and drainage draws defines the high-altitude terrain. The topography is marked by several prominent volcanic features, including Saint Peters Dome, Negro Knob, and Whiting Knoll. Water management is a primary characteristic of the area, evidenced by numerous named tanks such as Cerro Trigo Tank and Halls Tank Number Three, which serve as vital resources in this arid environment. The presence of Potato Patch and Sawmill Spring suggests localized histories of cultivation and early timber work tucked within the draws. Movement across the forest is facilitated by a grid of numbered forest routes like Ap-1327 and Co RD 3123, which navigate around rugged volcanic landmarks like Cerro Montoso and through valleys like Udall Draw.