1965 Map of Wittmann

About this map

The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad serves as the primary artery through this Maricopa County landscape, dictating the placement of settlements like Wittmann and Morristown. In the mid-1960s, this area reflects a desert environment defined by extensive drainage systems including San Domingo Wash and Trilby Wash. The community of Circle City appears as a planned circular development adjacent to the rail line, representing mid-century growth in the arid interior. Cultural details such as the Nadaburg Sch, a small Cem near Morristown, and various Ruins provide evidence of local history and early habitation. The map also captures infrastructure like the Castle Hot Springs Station and several Borrow Pits, which indicate the ongoing development of the regional transportation and transit network during this era.