1997 Map of Whiting Knoll

About this map

High-altitude ranching and timber landscapes of the Apache National Forest define this 1997 topographic record. Central to the sheet is the Whiting Knoll and the nearby Whiting Homestead, representing the area's legacy of high-country settlement. The terrain is marked by volcanic features like Cerro Trigo, Cerro Montosa, and Saint Peters Dome, while a network of springs and tanks, including Kitchen Spring and Hutcherson Spring, underscores the critical importance of water management in this arid environment. Evidence of local land use is seen at the Halls Ranch and Aspen Meadows Ranch to the southeast. Industrial activity is noted by a Cinder Pit and several Gravel Pit locations, supporting the road network that connects these remote points through Mallory Draw and the Potato Patch.