2011 Map of Whitlock Mountains NE

About this map

Hackberry Ranch serves as a central landmark in this high-desert landscape of Graham County, situated where Hackberry Rd meets the drainage of Whitlock Wash. This 2011 survey illustrates a region defined by arid-land ranching infrastructure, with numerous water catchments like Cedar Tank, Mud Hole Tank, and Soapweed Tank scattered across the basin. The terrain is dominated by the broad expanse of the Whitlock Valley, flanked by the rising elevations of the Whitlock Mountains to the west and the prominent Ash Peak to the northeast. To the southeast, the landscape transitions into Hot Well Draw, showing the intricate network of seasonal watercourses that shape the local topography. This map documents the essential water sources and primitive road networks required to navigate and manage this remote part of the Arizona desert during the early 21st century.