1973 Map of Wildhorse Mtn.

About this map

The San Pedro River flows through the center of this 1970s landscape, carving out the San Pedro Valley between significant mountain ranges. To the west, the Rincon Mountains and Little Rincon Mountains dominate the topography, punctuated by the namesake Wildhorse Mtn. The valley floor is characterized by an extensive network of water resources, including dozens of mapped wells and landmarks like Diamond Spring and Palomas Spring. A notable human element in this arid environment is the Apodaca Cem, located near the riverbanks. The terrain is marked by numerous drainage features such as Kelsey Canyon, Palomas Wash, and Redrock Creek, all feeding toward the river corridor. A Gaging Station at The Narrows indicates the importance of water monitoring in this high-desert watershed during the early 1970s.