1979 Map of Wolf Hole Mtn. East

About this map

Wolf Hole (Site) sits at the southern reach of this Arizona strip landscape, representing a quiet hub of cattle ranching and seasonal water management in the late 1970s. The terrain is defined by the massive uplift of Wolf Hole Mountain and Seegmiller Mountain, where a network of livestock infrastructure connects various water sources. Important local landmarks include Wolf Hole Spring and Wolf Hole Lake, which drain into the Wolf Hole Valley. Further north, the landscape shifts toward Quail Flat and the Quail Draw Reservoir, supported by several remote springs such as Quail Spring and Oak Spring. Numerous corrals and a complex system of Jeep Trails snake through the canyons, illustrating the era's reliance on rugged vehicle access to maintain remote outposts like the Tub Pond and Middle Tank.