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Arizona Localities of Interest to Botanists Author(s): T. H. Kearney Source: Journal of the Arizona Academy of Science, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Oct., 1964), pp. 94-103 Published by: Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/40022366 Accessed: 21/05/2010 20:43
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http://www.jstor.org ARIZONA LOCALITIESOF INTEREST TO BOTANISTS Compiled by T. H. KEARNEY Bureau of Plant Industry U. S. Department of Agriculture
The following list is believed to be fairly compre- of herbarium specimens are are probably only ap- hensive as regardsthe names of localities mentioned proximate. The compiler is indebted to the U. S. by collectors of Arizona plants on labels of speci- Geological Survey, Department of the Interior, for mens, and in publications.The names of counties, much information in regard to the altitudes of Ari- and usually the section of the county, are given in zona localities, and to the U. S. Forest Service, De- parenthesis. Altitudes, when known, are stated in partment of Agriculture, for data on the location feet. Those given for mountain peaks or ranges are and altitude of ranger stations, including many that of the highest summit, unless otherwise indicated. have been discontinued.The latter are indicated by Altitudes as given on topographicmaps of the US. an asterisk.Arizona Place Names, by Will C. Barnes, Geological Survey were preferred whenever obtain- has been consulted freely in preparingthis list.1 able, but many of the data were taken from labels
AcrossRanger Station (Gila, western); Antelope Valley (Mohave, northwest- Avondale (Maricopa, central); 1,000. 2,800. Tonto National Forest. ern). West of Phoenix. Adamana( Apache,western ) ; 5, 300 . Apache, Fort or Camp. See Fort Avra Valley (Pima). West and north- Agassiz, Mount or Peak. See Mount Apache. west of the Tucson Mountains. Agassiz. Apache Junction (Pinal, eastern). Aztec (Yuma, eastern); 490. Agathla (Navajo, northeastern); Apache Lake.See Horse Mesa. Aztec Lodge (Gila); about 7,000. In 6,820. In MonumentValley. Apache Maid Ranger Station (Coco- the Sierra Ancha. Agua Caliente (Maricopa, western); nino, southeastern); 6,500. Coco- Azucar Mountains (Cochise). nino 450. National Forest. Babocomari River or Creek (Santa Agua Caliente Ranch (Pima); 2,730. Apache National Forest (Apache, Cruz). Tributary of San Pedro Agua Duke Mountains (Pima, west- southern, and Greenlee, northern). River. ern); about 2,000. Near the Mexi- Comprising the White Mountains. BaboquivariCanyon (Pima). can border. Apache Pass (Cochise); 5,110. Be- Baboquivari Mountains and Peak Agua Fria River (Yavapai, southern tween the Dos Cabezas and the ChiricahuaMountains. (Pima); 7,740. and Maricopa, central). Tributary Bagdad (Yavapai, western); about of Gila River. Aoac'ie Peak (O>chi
BeaverDam Creek (Mohave). Tribu- Blue River (Greenlee, northern). Camp Crittenden (Santa Cruz). On tary of Virgin River. Tributaryof San FranciscoRiver. Sonoita Creek, about 6 miles from Beaver Dam Mountains (Mohave, *Bobcat Ranger Station (Greenlee, the presentCrittenden Station. Orig- northern) . northeastern); 6,250. Apache Na- inally known as Fort Buchanan. BeaverheadLodge (Apache); 8,600. tional Forest. Camp Grant (Graham,southwestern); In the White Mountains. Bonita (Graham); 5,200. Near Fort 4,830. *Beaverhead Ranger Station (Yavapai, Grant. Camp Lawton Ranger Station (Pima, northeastern);3,800. CoconinoNa- Bonita Creek (Graham). Tributaryof northeastern); 7,900. Santa Cata- tional Forest. Gila River. lina Mountains,Coronado National Forest. Bellemont (Coconino); 7,130. Near Bonito Canyon (Apache, northern). the name sometimes Near Fort Defiance. Camp Lowell (Pima, northeastern); Flagstaff, Near spelled Belmont. Bonito Creek (Apache). Tributaryof 2,500. Tucson. Benson (Cochise, western); 3,570. Black River. Camp Thomas (Graham, central); 2,700. Also known as Fort Thomas. Bernardino Station (Cochise, south- BoulderDam (Mohave,western); 650, eastern); 4,490. Somtimes called at bottom of the canyon. On the CampeVerde. See Fort Verde. San Bernardino. ColoradoRiver. Canaan Ranch (Coconino, northern); Betatakin (Navajo, northern); about Bouse (Yuma, northern); 720. 5,000. 7,000. In the Navajo National Bowie (Cochise, northern); 3,760. Canelo Hills. See Canille Hills. Monument. Bo Canyon (Pima); 4,300 to 5,000. Cane Spring (Mohave, northern); Bidahochi (Navajo, northern). In the SantaRita Mountains. 3,750. Big Bug Creek (Yavapai, central); BradshawMountains (Yavapai, south- Canille Hills (Santa Cruz, eastern); 4,500. ern); 6,840. 5,900. The name is sometimes Saddle Camp (Coconino); 7,000. Creek Coconino spelled Canelo. Big Bright Angel ( ) ; Canille On the KaibabPlateau. 2,400, at mouth in the Grand Can- Ranger Station (Santa Cruz, Wash eastern); 5,000. CoronadoNational Big Sandy River and (Mohave, yon. Forest. southeastern). Unites with Santa BrightAngel Point (Coconino); 8,150. MariaRiver to form Williams River. On the north rim of the Grand Canoa (Pima, southern); about 3,000. Big Springs Ranger Station (Coco- Canyon. Canyonde Chelly (Apache,northern); nino, northern); 6,700. KaibabNa- *Brush Corral Ranger Station (Pima, 5,400 to 6,200. tional Forest. northeastern);3,700. CoronadoNa- Canyon Diablo Station (Coconino, Billings (Apache, central); 5,400. tional Forest. eastern); 5,430. Bill Williams Fork. See Williams Buckeye (Maricopa,western); 890. Canyon Lake (Maricopa, eastern); River. *Buckohrn Station 1,550. On Salt River, formerly Ranger (Coconino, known as Mormon Bill Williams Mountain (Coconino): southern); 6,350. CoconinoNation- Flat. al Forest. Cape Royal (Coconino); 8,000. North 9,260. rim of the Grand Bisbee (Cochise, southern); 5,300. Buckskin Mountains (Coconino). An Canyon. Capitan,El about Black Canyon (Yavapai, southern). old name for the highest part of the (Navajo, northern); called Bumble Bee Can- Kaibab Plateau.2 5,500. In Navajo National Monu- Sometimes ment, also known as The yon. Buckskin Mountains (Yuma, north- Captains. Black Falls (Coconino, eastern); ern). Carrizo Creek or Wash. See Dead 4,250. On the Little Colorado *Buck Springs Ranger Station (Coco- Wash, LithodendronWash. River. nino, southeastern); 7,500. Coco- Carrizo Mountains (Apache, north- Black Mesa (Apache and Navajo); nino National Forest. eastern); 9,420. 7,000 to 8,000. Bumble Bee (Yavapai, southern); Carrizo Station (Navajo, eastern); Black Mesa (Navajo, Coconino, and 2,500. 5,230. Yavapai). An older name of the Bumble Bee Canyon. See Black Can- Casa Blanca (Pinal); 1,180. On the Mogollon Escarpment. yon. Gila River Indian Reservation. Black Mountains (Mohave, western). Burro Creek (Yavapai and Mohave). Casa Grande (Pinal); 1,400. Between Kingman and Oatman. Tributaryof Big SandyRiver. Castle Creek (Yavapai, southern). Often called Ute or Black Ute Cactus Pass (Mohave); 4,000. Be- Tributaryof Agua Fria River. Mountains. tween CottonwoodCliffs and Aqua- Castle Dome Mine (Yuma, south- Black River (Apache, southern, and rius Cliffs. ern); 1,650. Gila, eastern). Unites with White Calabasas(Santa Cruz); 3,430. River to form Salt River. Castle Dome Mountains, (Yuma, Camelsback Mountains (Maricopa); southern). Black Tank 5,800. (Coconino); 2,700. Castle Hot Springs. See Hot Spring. Blackwater (Pinal); 1,360. On the Cameron (Coconino, eastern); 4,200. Gila River Indian Reservation. Catalpa (Gila). Camp (or Fort) Bowie (Cochise); CataractCanyon. See Havasu Blue (Greenlee, northern); 6,690. 5,000. In ApachePass. Canyon. Cave Creek (Cochise, eastern); 5,000 *Blue Point RangerStation (Maricopa, Camp Clover Ranger Station (Coco- Tonto National to 8,000. In the ChiricahuaMoun- eastern); 1,340. nino, central); 7,000. Kaibab Na- tains. Forest. tional Forest. *Blue Station (Greenlee, north- Creek Cave Creek (Maricopa, northern); Ranger Camp (Maricopa, eastern); 2,200. eastern); 6,100. Apache National about 3,000. Tributary of Verde Forest. River. CazaderoSpring (Gila, eastern). On of *Blue Ridge RangerStation (Coconino, the south slope the Natanes southeastern);7,300. Coconino Na- 2The Buckskin Mountains of M. E. Plateau. tional Forest. Jones' and Ivar Tidestrom'slabels. *C. C. Cabin Ranger Station (Apache, 96 JOURNALOF THE ARIZONAACADEMY OF SCIENCE Vol. 3
southern); 9,900. Apache National Forest. CottonwoodSpring (Apache); 5,800. Forest. Clemenceau(Yavapai, eastern); 3,600 CottonwoodSpring (Navajo, central); CedargladeRanger Station (Yavapai, (?)• 6,000. northeastern); 4,600. Prescott Na- Cliff Dwellings (Coconino). In Wal- Cottonwood Spring (Mohave, north- tional Forest. nut Canyon. eastern); 4,170. Cedar Spring (Coconino). In Grand Clifton Covered Wells (Pima, western); CanyonNational Park. (Greenlee); 3,460. Cochise (Cochise, northern); 4,210. 2,500. Cedar Springs (Coconino). In Grand Mountains The north- CanyonNational Park. Cochise Head (Cochise); 8,100. In Coyote (Pima). the ChiricahuaMountains. ern extension of the Baboquivari Cedar Springs (Navajo, central). Mountains. CeleroMountains.3 May be the Picacho Cochise Stronghold (Cochise); 5,000 to In the Coyote Spring (Navajo, northern); de Calera, near Tucson, Pima 6,000. DragoonMountains. 4,900. Coconino County. National Forest (Coconino, CraterLake Near Centennial Wash (Yuma and Mari- central and southern, and Yavapai, (Coconino); 8,470. copa). Betweenthe HarcuvarMoun- northeastern) . Flagstaff. tains and the Gila River. Crater Mound (Coconino, eastern). Coconino Plateau. Part of the Plateau Also known as Meteor Crater. Cerbat Mountains (Mohave). North of Arizona. Crittenden Station of Kingman. *Coffee CreekRanger Station (Yavapai, (Santa Cruz); ChalenderRanger Station (Coconino, northeastern); 4,000. Coconino Na- 4,180. central); 7,000. Kaibab National tional Forest. Crook National Forest (Greenlee, and Forest. Coldwater (Maricopa,central); 1,000. Graham, Gila). Chandler(Maricopa); 1,210. Also known as Avondale. Crown King Ranger Station (Yava- Charleston (Cochise, southwestern); Coleman Lake (Coconino); about pai, southern); 6,200. PrescottNa- 3,960. 6,800. Near Williams. tional Forest. Chemehuevi Valley south- Collom CunninghamPass (Yuma) ; 2,500. In (Mohave, Camp (Gila, western); 3,800. the HarcuvarMountains. western); 430. Colorado Plateau. See Coconino Pla- Chevelon Fork (Coconino and Nava- teau. Date Creek (Yavapai, southwestern); 3,380. jo). Tributary of Little Colorado Colorado River (Coconino, Mohave, River. and Davidson Canyon (Pima, eastern). In Yuma). the Mountains. ChimneyCreek (Pima, eastern). South Colorado River Indian Reservation Empire slope of the Rincon Mountains, (Yuma, northwestern). *Deadman Cabin Ranger Station (Co- tributaryof Rincon Creek. conino, central); 6,600. Coconino Columbine Ranger Station (Graham, National Forest. Chinle (Apache, northern); 5,300. In the Pinaleno southern); 9,250. Deadman Flat or Wash Chino Valley (Yavapai, Mountains, Crook National Forest. (Coconino); northern); 6,000 to 6,500. East of Flagstaff. about 4,500. Concho (Apache, southern); 5,800. Chino P. O. north- Dead Fash (Apache). Tributary of Valley (Yavapai, Concho Creek (Apache, southern). PuercoRiver. ern); 5,250. Formerlycalled Jerome Tributaryof Little Colorado River. Junction. Deer Spring (Cochise); about 6,000. Congress Junction (Yavapai, south- In the ChiricahuaMountains. ChiricahuaMountains (Cochise, east- ern); 3,000. Deer ern); 9,800. In Spring (Gila, eastern); 6,000. ConservatoryCanyon (Cochise). Deer ChiricahuaNational Forest (Cochise, the Huachuca Mountains (same as Spring (Apache); 6,000. southeastern). Now part of the GardenCanyon?). Defiance Plateau (Apache, northern); CoronadoNational Forest. to Continental(Pima, eastern); 2,800. up 7,450. ChiricahuaNational Monument (Co- De la Vergne Park. See Fort Valley. to Cooley or Cooley Ranch (Navajo, chise, eastern); 6,000 6,900. (Navajo, southern). Dellenbaugh,Mount. See Mount Del- Chloride (Mohave, western); 4,000. Coolidge Dam (Gila, southern). On lenbaugh. Christmas(Gila, southern); 2,750. the Gila River. Del Rio (Yavapai, northern); 4,400. Chuska Mountains (Apache, north- Copper Basin (Yavapai, southern); FormerlyBangharts Ranch. ern); 9,430. 5,320. De Motte Park (Coconino); 8,500. On Cibecue (Navajo, southern); about Copper Creek (Pinal, eastern), 2,440 the Kaibab Plateau, sometimes 4,700. to 3,200. Tributary of San Pedro called V. T. Park or Ranch. Cienaga, La (Pima). Old name of River. Dennison ( Coconino,eastern ) . PantanoWash. *Copper Creek Ranger Station (Yava- Detrital Valley (Mohave, northwest- *Cima Park Ranger Station (Cochise, pai, southeastern); 4,000. Tonto ern); 1,250 to 3,500. eastern); 9,050. ChiricahuaMoun- National Forest. Devils Canyon (Pinal and Gila); tains, CoronadoNational Forest. Cordes (Yavapai, southern); 3,760. about 4,000. Clarkdale(Yavapai, eastern); 3,200. Cornville (Yavapai, eastern); 3,300. Dewey (Yavapai, central); 4,550. ClarkValley (Coconino,central). Coronado Mountain (Greenlee); Diamond Canyonand Creek (Mohave, Clear Creek (Coconino, southeastern, 7,400. eastern); 1,500, at mouth. Tribu- of ColoradoRiver. and Navajo, western). Tributaryof Coronado National Forest (Cochise, tary Little ColoradoRiver. Santa Cruz, Pima, eastern and Dinnehotso (Apache, northern). Clear Creek Ranger Station (Yavapai, Pinal, southeastern). Dome Station (Yuma, southern); 190. eastern); 7,200. Coconino National Cosnino (Coconino); 6,460. Near Dos Cabezas Mountains (Cochise, Flagstaff. northern); 8,000. 3Name as spelled on David Griffiths' Cottonwood(Yavapai, eastern); 3,300. Douglas (Cochise, southern); 3,950. labels. CottonwoodCliffs (Mohave, eastern). Dove Spring (Coconino, northeast- October1964 kearney - Arizona localities of interest to botanists 97
ern); 6,230. 6,860. about 1,000. On the Gila River. Dragoon Mountains (Cochise, west- Fort Grant. See Camp Grant. Glendale (Maricopa, central); 1,150. ern). Fort Huachuca (Cochise, southwest- Globe (Gila, southwestern);3,500. Dragoon Station ( Cochise, western) ; ern); 5,060. Goodwin Spring (Cochise, northeast- 4,610. Fort Lowell. See Camp Lowell. ern); 4,500. Dripping Spring (Coconino). On the Fort McDowell (Maricopa, eastern); Graham,Mount. See Mount Graham. south wall of the Grand Canyon. 1,450. southwest- Graham Mountains. See Pinaleno Dripping Springs (Gila, Fort Mohave or Camp Mohave (Mo- Mountains. ern); 2,800. have, southwestern);500. Grand *Dry Park Ranger Station (Coconino, Canyon National Park (Coco- Fort Mohave Indian Reservation(Mo- nino, northern). northern); 8,000. Kaibab National southwestern. Forest. have, ) Grand Canyon Station (Coconino); Fort Thomas.See CampThomas. 6,870. On the south rim of the Dudleyville (Pinal, northeastern); Grand also 1,950. Fort Valley ( Coconino, central) ; Canyon, known as El 7,600. Formerly known as De la Tovar. Duncan (Greenlee, southern); 3,640. Vergne Park. Grand Falls (Coconino, eastern); Duquesne (Santa Cruz); 5,500. Fort Verde (Yavapai, eastern); 3,150 4,300. On the Little ColoradoRiver. Eagle Creek Ranger Station (Green- Also known as CampVerde. GrandviewPoint (Coconino). On the lee, western); 4,850. Crook Na- Fort Whipple (Yavapai, central); south rim of the Grand Canyon. tional Forest. 5,320. Also called Whipple Bar- Granite Dells (Yavapai, central); Ehrenberg(Yuma, western); 275. racks. 4,900. *E. L. C. Ranger Station (Apache, Fortuna Mine (Yuma); 750. On the Grant,Camp or Fort. See Grant. western of the Gila Moun- Camp southeastern); 9,300. Apache Na- slope Creek tional Forest. tains. Grapevine (Coconino). On the south wall of the Grand Canyon. Mountain or Mesa Fossil Creek (Gila, northwestern). Elden (Coconino, GreasewoodSpring central); 9,250. Tributaryof Verde River. (Apache); 6,650. Greaterville *Elden Ranger Station (Coconino, cen- Four Peaks (Gila and Maricopa); (Pima, southeastern); tral); 6,800. Coconino National 7,640. Near the southern end of 5,250. Forest. the MazatvalMountains. Greenland Point (Coconino); 8,000. Franconia (Mohave, southwestern); On the north rim of the Grand Elgin (Santa Cruz, northeastern); Canyon. 4,700. 1,100. Fredonia (Coconino, northwestern); GreenlandSpring (Coconino). On the Eloy (Pinal, western); 1,550. north wall of the Grand Canyon. El Tovar. See Grand Station. 4,700. Canyon Green Peak (Apache, southern); Mountains southeast- Fremont Pass (Coconino); 10,500. Empire (Pima, San FranciscoPeaks. 10,110. ern). Greer (Apache); about 8,000. Ranch Fremont Peak (Coconino); 11,940. Empire (Pima, southeastern); One of the San FranciscoPeaks. *Greer Ranger Station (Apache, south- 4,630. ern); 8,550. Apache National For- Escudilla Mountin south- Fresnal Canyon and Village (Pima); (Apache, On the western of the est. ern); 10,690. 3,600. slope * BaboquivariMountains. Groom Creek Ranger Station (Yava- Sierra.See SierraEstrella. Prescott Na- Estrella, Galiuro Mountains (Graham and pai, central); 6,200. Fairbank(Cochise, western); 3,840. Pinal. tional Forest. Fairview (Coconino, southwestern); Ganado Growler Mountains (Pima, western); (Apache, northern); 6,360. 2,000. 5,930. Garden Canyon (Cochise). On the Fairview (Navajo). See Lakeside. Growler Well (Pima, western). Also eastern slope of the Huachuca known as Bates *Fernow Ranger Station (Coconino, Mountains. Well. southern); 6,700. Coconino Na- Gardiner Canyon (Pima); 5,300 to Guadalupe Canyon (Cochise); 4,200. tional Forest. In the Santa Rita Mountains. In the southeasterncorner of the 8,000. state. Fish Creek (Maricopa,eastern); 1,600, * Station of Salt River. General Springs Ranger (Co- Hills at mouth. Tributary conino, southeastern);7,100. Coco- Gunsight (Pima, western). Flagstaff (Coconino,southern); 6,890. nino National Forest. Hackberry(Mohave, eastern); 3,550. Fla River. An old name of the Little *Gentry Ranger Station (Coconino, Hannigan or Hannigan Meadow ColoradoRiver. southeastern);7,300. SitgreavesNa- (Greenlee, northern); 9,500. Florence (Pinal, central); 1,490. tional Forest. HarcuvarMountains and Peak (Yuma, *Florida Ranger Station (Pima, south- Gila Bend (Maricopa, southwestern); northern) . eastern); 4,500. Santa Rita Moun- 740. Hardyville (Mohave); 500. A former tains, CoronadoNational Forest. Gila Crossing(Pinal); about 1,100. town on the Colorado River, near Flux Canyon (Santa Cruz); 4,500 to Gila Mountains (Graham, northern). Fort Mohave. 5,000. In the PatagoniaMountains. Gila Mountains (Yuma, southwest- Harqua-Hala Mountains and Peak Forestdale(Navajo, southern). ern); 2,770. (Maricopaand Yuma); 2,600. Fort Apache (Navajo, southern); Gila River (Greenlee, Graham, Gila, Harshaw (Santa Cruz, southern); 5,000. Pinal, Maricopa,and Yuma). Tribu- 4,900. Fort Apache Indian Reservation tary of ColoradoRiver. Hart Ranch (Pima, eastern). (Apache, southern, and Navajo, Gila River Indian Reservation(Mari- Hart Spring (Coconino); 8,400. On southern). copa, central, and Pinal, north- the lower slope of the San Fran- Fort Buchanan.See Camp Crittenden. western) . cisco Peaks. Fort Defiance (Apache, northern); Gillespie Dam (Maricopa, western); HassayampaRiver (Yavapai, central, 98 JOURNALOF THE ARIZONAACADEMY OF SCIENCE Vol. 3
and Maricopa, western). Tributary On the Bright Angel Trail, Grand Kirkland(Yavapai, western); 3,930. of Gila River. Canyon. Klethla Valley (Navajo and Coco- Havasu Canyonand Creek (Coconino, *Indian Garden Ranger Station (Gila, nino); about 6,000. Extendingfrom western); 2,000, at mouth. Tribu- northwestern); 5,650. Tonto Na- Marsh Pass to MoenkopiWash. tary of Colorado River, sometimes tional Forest. called Cataract Knob Hill Ranger Station (Coconino, Canyon. Indian Gardens (Yavapai, eastern); central); 7,000. Coconino National Havasupai Indian Reservation(Coco- 4,550. In Oak CreekCanyon. Forest. nino, western). In Havasu Canyon. Indian Oasis. See Sells. Kofa Mountains (Yuma, central); The name is sometimesabbreviated *Iris Station south- to "Supai." Ranger (Apache, 3,500. ern) ; 8,400. Apache National For- La Abra East Hayden (Gila, southern); 2,000. Valley (Pima, western). est. of the QuitobaquitoMountains. *Hay Lake Ranger Station (Apache, Iron Springs (Yavapai,central); 6,040. southern); 9,000. Apache National Laguna Canyon and Creek (Apache IvanpatchSpring (Mohave, northern); and Navajo, northern). Forest. The name is sometimes 5,580. LakeMary (Coconino,central); 6,800. Heber RangerStation (Navajo, south- spelled Ivanpah. ern); 6,500. Sitgreaves National * In ClarkValley. Forest. Jacobs Lake Ranger Station (Coco- Lake Mead. See Mead Lake. nino, northern); 7,850. KaibabNa- Heliograph Peak (Graham); 10,030. tional Forest. Lakeside (Navajo, southeastern); Pinaleno Mountains. 6,250. Formerlyknown as Fairview, Jadito (Navajo, northern); 6,000. The and Woodland. Hell Canyon (Yavapai, northern); name is sometimes spelled Jeddito. to Lakeside Station 4,000 4,600. Jerome (Yavapai, northern); 5,250. Ranger (Navajo, Helvetia 4,170. southeastern);6,600. SitgreavesNa- (Pima); Jerome Junction. See Chino Valley tional Forest. Hereford (Cochise, southwestern); P. O. La Noria (Pima, southern, or Santa 4,190. Johnson (Cochise, northwestern); Hillside western); 3,800. Cruz). (Yavapai, 4,900. La Osa. See San Fernando. southern); about Hilltop (Navajo, Johnson Creek (Coconino, northern). La Paz 280. 6,000. Tributaryof Kanab Creek. (Yuma, northwestern); Holbrook (Navajo, eastern); 5,080. *Johnson Wash Ranger Station (Yava- Lechugilla Desert (Yuma, southern). *Honeymoon Ranger Station (Green- pai, eastern); 5,000. Prescott Na- Lees Ferry (Coconino, northern); lee, western); 5,500. Crook Na- tional Forest. 3,170. On the ColoradoRiver. tional Forest. Joseph City (Navajo, south-central); Lefevre Canyon ( Coconino,northern ) . Hopi Buttes or Mesas (Navajo, north- 5,000. Sometimescalled St. Joseph, On the west side of the Kaibab ern). or St. Joe. Plateau. Hopi Indian Reservation (Navajo, *Jumpup Ranger Station (Coconino); Lemmon,Mount. See Mount Lemmon. northern, and Coconino, eastern). 5,000. Kaibab National Forest. Leroux Spring (Coconino); 8,000. On Horse Mesa Dam and Lake (Maricopa, Juniper Mountains (Yavapai, north- the lower slope of the San Francisco eastern); 1,700. On Salt River, also western). Peaks. known as Apache Lake. Kaibab Indian Reservation(Coconino, Leupp (Coconino, eastern); 4,590. Hotevila (Navajo, northern); 6,200. northwestern, and Mohave, north- *Limestone Ranger Station (Coconino, One of the Hopi pueblos. eaastern). southeastern);7,100. SitgreavesNa- Hot Springs (Yavapai, southern); Kaibab National Forest (Coconino, tional Forest. 1,970. northernand western). *Lincoln Ranger Station (Navajo, Hot SpringsJunction. See Morristown. Kaibab Plateau (Coconino); up to southern); 6,800. Sitgreaves Na- North of the Grand tional Forest. House Rock Spring (Coconino, north- 9,000. Canyon. ern); 5,730. Kaibab Trail (Coconino). From Yaki Linden (Navajo, southern). Point to the bottom of the Grand House Rock Valley (Coconino); about Litchfield Park (Maricopa, central); 5,500. East of the Kaibab Plateau. Canyon. about 1,000. Fort. See Fort Huachuca. Kaibito Spring (Coconino, northeast- Lithodendron Wash (Apache and Huachuca, The name is sometimes Mountains ern); 5,500. Navajo, northern). Tributary of Huachuca (Cochise); spelled Kabito. Puerco River. 9,440. Kanab Creek (Coconino, northern, Little Colorado River (Apache, Na- Hualpai Indian Reservation (Coco- and at and east- Mohave, northern); 2,000, vajo, and easternCoconino); 2,690, nino, western, Mohave, mouth. Tributaryof ColoradoRiver. at mouth. Tributary of Colorado ern). Katherine Mine (Mohave, western); River. Hualpai Mountain (Mohave, south- 1,200. Littlefield (Mohave, northwestern); ern); 8,270. Kayenta (Navajo, northern); 5,800. 1,640. *Hull, (Hull Tanks) Ranger Station See also Tyende. Little Spring (Coconino); 8,500. On (Coconino, northern); 7,000. Kai- Keam Canyon (Navajo, northern); the San FranciscoPeaks (same as bab National Forest. 6,000 to 6,400. Often called Keams Hart Spring?). Humphreys Mountain. See Mount Canyon. Little Spring Road ( Coconino? ) ; Humphreys. Keet Seel (Navajo, northern); about 5,500. On the Kaibab Plateau. Hunt (Apache, southern); 5,500. 7,000. *Long Tom Ranger Station (Coconino, Hyder (Yuma, eastern); 540. Kelvin (Pinal, eastern); 1,800. southeastern);7,100. SitgreavesNa- Iceberg Canyon (Mohave, northern). Kendrick Peak (Coconino); 10,250. tional Forest. The western continuation of the Northwest of the San Francisco Long Valley (Coconino,southeastern); Grand Canyon. Peaks. about 7,000. Indian Garden (Coconino); 3,750. Kingman (Mohave, central); 3,340. Long Valley Ranger Station (Coco- October1964 kearney - Arizona localities of interest to botanists 99
. nino, southeastern); 7,200. Coco- Mead Lake (Mohave,northern) ; about Mount Humphreys (Coconino, cen- nino National Forest. 650. The BoulderDam reservoir. tral); 12,655. The highest of the * Lookout Ranger Station (Apache, Mercury Mine (Gila?). In the Ma- San FranciscoPeaks. southeastern); 8,800. Apache Na- zatzal Mountains. Mount Lemmon(Pima, northeastern); tional Forest. Mesa (Maricopa,eastern); 1,250. 9,150. Highest peak of the Santa *Los Burros Station CatalinaMountains. Ranger (Apache, *Mesa RangerStation (Apache, south- southwestern); 7,700. Sitgreaves ern); 7,350. Apache National For- Mount Ord (Gila and Maricopa); National Forest. est. 7,150. MazatzalMountains. *Lost Station Sheep Ranger (Coconino, Mescal (Cochise, western); 4,050. Mount Ord (Apache, southern); southern); 6,500. Kaibab National 10,270. White Mountains. Forest. Mescal Mountains (Graham and Pinal); 6,240. Mount Thomas.See Baldy Peak. Lowell (Cochise, southwestern); 5,170. Metcalf (Greenlee); 5,540. Mount Trumbull (Mohave, northern); 7,700. Lowell, Camp or Fort. See Camp Meteor (Meteorite) Crateror Moun- Lowell. tain. See CraterMound. Mount Turnbull (Graham, western); 7,700. Lowell Ranger Station (Pima, north- Mexican Water (Apache, northern); eastern); 7,700. Santa Catalina about 4,800. Mount Wrightson (Pirn?, southern); Mountains,Coronado National For- Miami (Gila, southern); 3,350. 9,430. Highest peak of the Santa est. Rita Mountains, sometimes called Miller Peak (Cochise); 9,440. Hua- Old Baldy. LukachukaiMountains (Apache, north- chuca Mountains. Mowry Mine (Santa Cruz); 5,400. In ern); 9,430. Mineral or Mineral Park (Mohave); the Mountains. about Patagonia Lynx Creek (Yavapai, central); 3,420. Near Kingman. *Mudtanks of Agua Fria River. Ranger Station (Yavapai, 5,000. Tributary Mingus Mountains (Yavapai, north- eastern); 6,300. Coconino National MaderaCanyon (Pima). In the Santa eastern); 7,720. Forest. Rita Mountains. Mitten Peak. See Pilot Rock. Mule Mountains (Cochise, southwest- 1,350. Magma (Pinal, northeastern); Moenkopi Village and Wash (Coco- ern); about 7,400. Malpais Cliffs (Maricopa). Near nino, northeastern);4,400. *Munds Park Ranger Station (Coco- Mesa.4 Mogollon Escarpment,Mesa, Moun- nino, southeastern);6,500. Coconino Mammoth (Pinal, southeastern); tains, or Rim (Coconino, southeast- National Forest. 2,400. ern, and Gila, northern); 6,000 to Mustang Mountains (Cochise and *Manning Camp RangerStation (Pima, 8,000. Known also as Black Mesa Santa Cruz); above 6,400. eastern); 7,900. Rincon Mountains, and Tonto Rim. Naco (Cochise, southern); 4,680. CoronadoNational Forest. Fort Mohave, Fort or Camp. See Nagle Ranch (Coconino, northern); Marana (Pima, northeastern); 1,950. Mohave. On the Kaibab Plateau. known as Postvale. 7,000. Formerly Mohawk Mountains and Station Nail Canyon(Coconino); about6,000. Marble Gorge (Coconino, northern). (Yuma, southeastern). On the KaibabPlateau. A canyon of the Colorado River Mohawk Summit (Yuma, southeast- the mouth of the Little Colo- Nankoweap Canyon and Mesa (Coco- above ern); 530. On the South Pacificrail- . On the west side of the rado, often called Marble Canyon. nino) way. Marble Gorge. (Pinal, northwestern); Pass Maricopa Mokiak (Mohave, northern); Natanes Plateau (Gila, 1,160. about 4,000. South of St. George, eastern). Maricopa Mountains (Maricopa, Utah, about 20 miles. Natural Bridge (Apache, western); 5,570. In the PetrifiedForest. southwestern). MontezumaWell (Yavapai, eastern); Marinette(Maricopa, central); 1,150. 3,400. Natural Bridge (Gila, northwestern); 4,750. Marsh Lake (Apache, southern); Monument Canyon (Apache, north- In the White Mountains. to 7,200. Navajo Bridge (Coconino, northern); 9,000. eastern); 6,000 On the ColoradoRiver. Pass Monument and Pass 3,700. Marsh (Navajo, northern); 6,000 Canyon (Navajo, Indian Reservation to 7,000. northeastern);5,100 to 5,900. Some- Navajo (Apache, times called MonumentValley. northern, Navajo, northern, and Marshall Gulch (Pima, northern); Coconino, northeastern) . about 7,000. In the Santa Catalina MoquitchCanyon (Coconino?); 6,700. Mountains. On the KaibabPlateau. Navajo Mountain (Coconino, north- eastern); 10,000. Most of this moun- Mary Lake. See Lake Mary. Morenci (Greenlee); 4,840. tain is in Utah. Mormon Flat. See Lake. Mayer (Yavapai, central); 4,350. Canyon Navajo National Monument (Navajo, MazatzalMountains (Gila and Mari- Mormon Lake (Coconino, southeast- northern). copa); 8,060. ern); 6,900. Morristown Navajo Spring (Coconino, northeast- *M. C. Ranger Station (Coconino, (Maricopa, northern); ern); 4,250. southern); 6,250. Kaibab National 1,970. Formerly known as Hot Springs Junction. Navajo Station (Apache, central); Forest. 5,700. McDowell Mountain or Butte Mount Agassiz (Coconino); 12,340. (Mari- Francisco Needles. See Powell. copa, eastern); 2,830. Second highest of the San Peaks. New River (Maricopa, northern). McMillenville (Gila, southwestern); Tributaryof Agua Fria River. 4,090. Mount Dellenbaugh (Mohave, north- ern); 6,750. Nitsie Canyon (Navajo, northern). McNary (Apache, southwestern); On the Navajo Indian Reservation. 7,400. Mount Elden. See Elden Mountain. Mount Graham (Graham); 10,500. Nixon Springs (Mohave, northern); 4Probablynot the "MalpaisMountains" Highest peak of the Pinaleno Moun- 6,250. of C. G. Pringle'slabels. tains. Nogales (Santa Cruz, southern); 100 JOURNALOF THE ARIZONAACADEMY OF SCIENCE Vol. 3
3,870. Patagonia Ranger Station (Santa ern); 5,350. Tonto National Forest. Nogales Ranger Station (Santa Cruz, Cruz); 4,400. Coronado National Pinedale Ranger Station (Navajo, southern); 3,730. Coronado Na- Forest. southern) ; 6,5 5 0 . Sitgreaves Na- tional Forest. *Pat Knoll Ranger Station (Apache, tional Forest. Noon Creek ( Graham) . In the Pina- southern); 9,000. Apache National PineryCreek (Cochise, eastern); 5,300 leno Mountains. Forest. to 5,500. In the ChiricahuaMoun- Nutrioso (Apache, southeastern); Payson (Gila, northwestern); 4,900. tains. 7,500. Peach Springs ( Mohave, eastern) ; Pine Springs (Coconino, northern); Oak Corrals (Coconino?); 6,000. On 5,000. 7,000. In the Grand Canyon. the Kaibab Plateau. Peach Springs Station (Mohave, east- Pinetop (Navajo, southern). Oak Creek and Canyon (Coconino, ern); 4,790. Pipe Springs (Mohave, northeastern); southern, and Yavapai, northeast- PearceSpring. See Pierce. 5,000. ern) ; 3,200 to 6,500. Pedregosa Mountains (Cochise); Planet (Yuma, northern). Oak Flat (Gila, southwestern);4,100 6,500. Plateau of Arizona. Bounded by the or higher. Between Superior and Peeples Valley (Yavapai, southwest- Grand Canyon,iLttle ColoradoRiv- Miami. ern); 4,500. er, the Mogollon Escarpment,and Oatman (Mohave, western); 2,620. Peloncillo Mountains (Greenlee, the AubreyCliffs. Old Baldy. See Mount Wrightson. southern,Graham, southeastern, and PleasantValley (Coconino, northern); Cochise, northeastern);6,500. O'LearyPeak (Coconino); 9,000. One 8,500. On the KaibabPlateau. of the San FranciscoPeaks. PeppersauceCanyon or Wash (Pinal, PleasantValley Ranger Station (Gila, southeastern);2,600 to 4,500. Oracle (Pinal, southeastern);4,510. northern); 5,200. Tonto National Perilla Mountains (Cochise, southeast- Forest. ^OracleRanger Station (Pinal, south- ern); 5,940. Between Sulphur Plomosa Mountains north- eastern); 4,450. CoronadoNational and San Bernardino (Yuma, Springs Valley ern); 2,260. Forest. Valley. Oraibi One Point Royal. See Cape Royal. (Navajo, northern);6,010. PetrifiedForest (Apache and Navajo, of the Hopi pueblos. to Point Sublime (Coconino, northern); central); 5,400 5,800. On the north rim of the Ord, Mount. See Mount Ord. PhantomCreek 7,500. (Coconino). Tributary Grand Canyon. Orderville Canyon (Coconino); 5,70D of BrightAngel Creek,on the north to 7,000. On the KaibabPlateau. wall of the Grand Canyon. Polacca (Navajo, northern); 5,300. Oro Blanco Mountains (Santa Cruz, Phantom Ranch (Coconino); 2,550. Portal (Cochise, eastern); 4,770. western). Sometimescalled Pajarito In the Grand Canyon. Portal Ranger Station (Cochise, east- Mountains,or Sierradel Pajarito. *Phelps Ranger Station (Apache, ern); 5,000. Coronado National Oxbow Hill (Gila, western); about southern); 9,000. Apache National Forest. 2,400. BetweenRoosvelt and Payson. Forest. Postvale. See Marana. Packard(Gila, northern); 4,660. Phoenix (Maricopa,central); 1,090. Powell (Mohave, western); 760. PagumpaSprings (Mohave,northern); Phoenix Mountains (Maricopa, cen- Formerlycalled Needles. about 4,000. At the head of Grand tral); 2,450. Powells Plateau (Coconino); 6,000 to In the Grand Wash, south of St. George, Utah. PicachoPeak (Pinal, southern); 1,760. 7,000. Canyon. Pozo Redondo PahreahRiver. See Paria. Picacho Station (Pinal, southern); (Pima, western); Painted Desert (Coconino, eastern). 2,500. In the Papago Indian Reser- 1,610. vation. North and east of the Little Colo- Picket Post Mountain (Pinal, north- rado River. ern); 4,370. Prescott (Yavapai, central); 5,350. Pajarito Mountains. See Oro Blanco. Pierce Ferry (Mohave, northern); Prescott National Forest (Yavapai). Palomas (Yuma, southern); 400. 1,100. In IcebergCanyon. ^PromontoryRanger Station (Coconino, Pantano Station and Wash (Pima, Pierce Spring (Mohave, northern); southeastern); 7,900. On the Mo- eastern); 3,530. Formerlyknown as 1,700. The name should be spelled gollon Escarpment,Sitgreaves Na- La Cienega. Pearce. tional Forest. Papago Indian Reservation (Pima, Pilot Rock (Navajo). Sometimes Puerco River (Apache, central, and western. Also small portions in called Mitten Peak. Navajo, eastern). Tributaryof Little Colorado called Rio eastern Pima, southwestern Pinal, Pima (Graham, central); 2,840. River, formerly and southern Maricopa Counties). Puerco. Pinal Creek (Gila, southern). Tribu- Hills Papago Well (Pima, western); 950. tary of Salt River. Purple (Yuma, western). Paradise (Cochise, eastern); 5,400. Pinal Mountains and Peak (Gila, Quail Spring (Mohave); 4,000. Paradise Valley (Maricopa, central); southern); 7,850. Quartzsite (Yuma, northern); 870. 1,250 to 1,500. Pinal Peak Queen Creek Canyon (Pinal, north- (Greenlee); 6,490. about PariaCreek or River (Coconino,north- Pinal Station south- eastern, and Gila, southern); Ranger (Gila, 3,000. Above Superior. ern). Tributaryof Colorado River, western). Crook National Forest. the name sometimes Pahreah. spelled Pinaleno Mountains (Graham, south- Quijotoa (Pima, western); 2,600. Parker(Yuma, western); 420. ern); 10,500. Sometimes called Quijotoa Mountains (Pima, western). Parker Creek Experiment Station Graham Mountains, and Sierra In the Papago IndianReservation. (Gila, northwestern);6,000. In the Bonita. Quinlan Mountains (Pima, western). SierraAncha, Tonto National Forest. *Pinchot Ranger Station (Coconino, Quitobaquito ( Pima, southwestern) ; Patagonia(Santa Cruz); 4,040. southeastern);7,000 feet. Coconino 1,000. Patagonia Mountains ( Santa Cruz) ; National Forest. QuitobaquitoMountains (Pima, west- 6,350. Pine Ranger Station (Gila, northwest- ern). October 1964 kearney - Arizona localities of interest to botanists 101
Ramsey Canyon (Cochise, southwest- 2,200. On Salt River. San Solano (Pima, central). On the ern); 5,200 to 7,000. In the Hua- Roosevelt Station west- Papago Indian Reservation. Mountains. Ranger (Gila, chuca ern); 2,800. Tonto National Forest. Santa Catalina Mountains (Pima, *Rattlesnake Station Ranger (Graham, Rosemont(Pima, eastern); 4,800. northeastern) ; 9,150. Sometimes western); 4,930. Crook National misspelled Santa "Catarina." Forest. Round Rock (Apache, northern); Santa Cruz River (Santa Cruz, Pima, RattlesnakeTanks (Coconino); 7,000. 6,020. Round easternand Pinal, southern). Tribu- West of the San FranciscoPeaks. Valley (Maricopa); 2,370. tary (occasionally) of the Gila Ray (Pinal, eastern); 2,020. *Rowe Well RangerStation (Coconino, River. northern); 6,680. Kaibab National Redington (Pima, northeastern); Forest. Santa Maria River (Yavapai, western 2,900. and Mohave, southeastern). Unites Red Lake (Coconino, northeastern); Ruby (Santa Cruz, western); 4,200. with Big Sandy River to form the 5,600. Rucker Canyon (Cochise, eastern); Williams River. Redrock(Pinal, southern); 1,860. 5,300 to 5,730. In the Swisshelm Santa Rita Mountains (Pima, south- Mountains. Redrock Valley (Apache, northeast- eastern and Santa Cruz, northern); ern); 5,600 to 7,000. RustlerPark (Cochise,eastern) ; 8,780. 9,430. In the ChiricahuaMountains. *Reevis Ranger Station (Maricopa, Santa Rosa (Pima, northern); 2,600. eastern); 5,000. Tonto National Ryan Ranch (Apache, southern). On the Papago Indian Reservation. Forest. *RyanRanger Station (Coconino,north- Santa Teresa Mountains (Graham, Reno Pass (Maricopa, northeastern ern); 6,000. Kaibab National For- western). est. and Gila, northwestern);4,720. Santan Mountains (Pinal, northwest- Reno RangerStation (Gila, western); Rye (Gila, western); 3,250. ern); 3,090. 2,350. Tonto National Forest. Rye Creek (Gila, western). Tributary Sasabe (Pima, southern); 3,300. * of Tonto Creek. ReynoldsCreek RangerStation (Gila, SaueedaMountains (Pima and Mari- northern); 5,200. In the Sierra Sabino Canyon (Pima, northeastern). copa). Tonto National Forest. In the SantaCatalina Mountains. Ancha, Scafilon Ferry (Mohave, northern); Rice (Gila, southern); 2,630. Sacaton (Pinal, western); 1,270. 1,000. Flat In the Headquartersof the Gila River In- Riggs (Graham,southern). dian Reservation. Schultz Spring (Coconino, central); Pinaleno Mountains. 8,000. Near Flagstaff. Sacaton Mountains (Pinal, western); Rillito Creek (Pima, eastern). Tribu- Scottsdale (Maricopa,central); 1,260. taryof SantaCruz River. 2,750. Safford (Graham,central); 2,910. Searchlight Ferry (Mohave, north- Rim. See Mogollon. western). On the ColoradoRiver. St. David (Cochise, western); 3,600. Rincon Mountains (Pima, eastern); Sedona (Coconino, southern); 4,300. St. or St. See 8,590. Joe Joseph. Joseph City. Segi Mesas (Navajo, northern). Rincon Peak eastern); 8,460. St. (Pima, Johns (Apache, southern); 5,650. Seligman (Yavapai, northwestern); *Rincon Ranger Station (Pima, east- Salome (Yuma, northern); 1,600. National 5,250. ern) ; 3,250. Coronado Salt River (Gila and Maricopa).Trib- Head- Forest. Sells (Pima, central); 2,300. utary of the Gila River, formerly quartersof the Papago Indian Res- Rio Colorado.See ColoradoRiver. called Rio Salado. ervation. Formerlyknown as Indian Rio ColoradoChiquito. See Little Colo- Salt River Indian Reservation (Mari- Oasis. rado River. copa, eastern). SenatorMine (Yavapai, central). River. Rio de la Virgen. See Virgin Salt River Mountains (Maricopa,cen- Sentinel (Maricopa, southwestern); Rio Gila. See Gila River. tral); 2,610. 680. Rio Puerco.See PuercoRiver. San Bernardino Ranch, Station, and Shato Canyon and Spring (Navajo, Rio Salado.See Salt River. Valley (Cochise, southeastern); northern); 6,200. Often spelled about 4,000. ? Shanto. Rio San Francisco.See San Francisco San Carlos River. (Gila, southern); 2,430. Shivwitz Plateau (Mohave, northern). San Carlos Indian Reservation Pedro. See San Pedro River. (Gra- *Showlow Ranger Station (Navajo, Rio San ham, northernand Gila, eastern). River. southeastern); 6,250. SitgreavesNa- Rio Santa Cruz. See Santa Cruz San Fernando (Pima, southern); tional Forest. River Santa Maria. See Santa Maria, 3,300. Formerlycalled La Osa. and Williams Rivers. Shumway(Navajo, southern). San FranciscoPeaks or San Francisco Sierra Ancha River. (Gila, northwestern); Rio Verde. See Verde Mountain (Coconino, central); 7,300 or higher. *Rio Verde RangerStation (Maricopa, 12,650. Sierra Blanca. See White Mountains. Tonto National River south- eastern); 2,050. San Francisco (Apache, Sierra Bonita. See Pinaleno Moun- Forest. eastern and Greenlee, central). tains. On the Tributaryof the Gila River. Roaring Springs (Coconino). Sierra del See Oro Blanco. north wall of the Grand Canyon, San Miguel (Pima, southern); 2,500. Pajarito. near Bright Angel Creek. On the Papago Indian Reservation. Sierra Hstrella (Maricopa and Pinal); Robles Pass and Ranch (Pima, east- San Pedro River (Cochise, western 4,340. ern); about 2,500. and Pinal, eastern). Tributary of SierraTucson. See Tucson Mountains. Rock Point (Apache, northern). the Gila River. Sierrita Mountains (Pima). Near Tucson. *Rogers Lake Ranger Station (Coco- San Rafael, Valley or del Valle (Co- nino, southern); 7,400. Coconino chise, southwestern); about 4,150. Silver Bell (Pima, northern); 2,600. National Forest. San Simon Station and Valley (Co- Silver Lake (Navajo, southeastern); Roosevelt Dam (Maricopaand Gila); chise, northeastern); 3,600. about 6,400. 102 JOURNALOF THE ARIZONAACADEMY OF SCIENCE Vol. 3
SitgreavesCamp (Apache, southern). StratonsCamp or Mine (Pima, north- Peak. In the White Mountains. eastern); about 6,000. In the Santa Tinajas Altas (Yuma, southern). At Sitgreaves Mountain or Peak (Coco- CatalinaMountains. the southernend of the Gila Moun- nino, central); 9,500. Strawberry(Yavapai); 5,900. tains. Sitgreaves National Forest (Apache, StrawberryCreek and Valley (Yava- Tolani Lakes (Coconino). southern, Navajo, southern and pai, easternand Gila, northwestern). Tolchico (Coconino, eastern); 4,260. Coconino, southeastern). Includes Tributaryof Fossil Creek. On the Little ColoradoRiver. the Mogollon Escarpmentand adja- Sublime,Point. See Point Sublime. cent territory. Tombstone (Cochise, western); 4,540. Sulphur Springs ( Cochise, central) ; Tonolea Sitgreaves Pass (Mohave, western); about (Coconino,eastern); 5,600. 4,200. Tonto Creek 3,650. In the Black Mountains. cen- (Gila, northwestern). SulphurSprings Valley (Cochise, Tonto Forest Skeleton Mesa (Navajo, northern); tral); 4,000 to 4,500. National (Gila, Yavapai, southeasternand Maricopa,eastern ) . 7,800. SummerHaven (Pima, northeastern); Skull Valley (Yavapai, western); 7,700. In the Santa CatalinaMoun- Tonto Rim. See Mogollon. 4,000. tains. *Tonto Springs Ranger Station (Yava- Slate Creek (Gila, western). Tributary Sunflower Ranger Station (Maricopa, pai, central); 5,000. Prescott Na- of Tonto Creek. northeastern);4,000. Tonto Nation- tional Forest. Slate Mountain (Coconino, central); al Forest. Topawa (Pima, central); 2,500. On 8,210. Sunnyside ( Cochise, southwestern) ; the Papago Indian Reservation. Smith Creek (Coconino, central). On 5,800. On the western slope of the Topock (Mohave, southwestern);500. the San FranciscoPeaks. HuachucaMountains. ToroweapValley (Mohave,northern); Smith Spring (Coconino, central); Sunset Crater or Peak (Coconino, about 4,500. 8,500. On the San FranciscoPeaks. eastern); 7,750. Tortilla Flat (Maricopa, eastern); Snowflake (Navajo, southern); 5,600. Supai. See Havasupai. 1,730. Soldier Camp (Pima, northeastern); Superior(Pinal, northern); 2,730. Tortolita Mountains (Pinal, eastern); 7,700. In the Santa CatalinaMoun- SuperstitionMountains (Pinal, north- above 4,800. tains. ern); 5,030. Total Wreck Mine (Pima, eastern); Solomonville (Graham, eastern); Swansea (Yuma, northern); 1,300. 4,500. 3,000. Sweetwater (Apache, northern); Trail Canyon ( Coconino, northern) ; Sonoita (Santa Cruz); 4,830. 6,000 to 6,500. On the Kaibab 5,400. Plateau. Sonoita Creek (Santa Cruz). Tributary SwisshelmMountains (Cochise, south- of the Santa Cruz River.5 Trumbull, Mount. See Mount Trum- * eastern); 7,180. South Canyon Ranger Station (Coco- west- bull. Kaibab Na- SycamoreCanyon6 (Santa Cruz, nino, northern); 6,000. ern) ; about 3,600. Near Atascosa Truxton (Mohave, central); 4,200. tional Forest. Peak. Tuba (Coconino,northeastern); 4,550. Springerville (Apache, southern); SycamoreCreek (Maricopa, eastern). Often called Tuba City and Tuba 6,860. Station Oasis. Station Sycamore Ranger (Yavapai, Spring Valley Ranger (Coco- southeastern); 4,600. Prescott Na- Tubac (Santa Cruz, northern); 3,100. nino, central); 7,500. Kaibab Na- tional Forest. tional Forest. Tucson (Pima, eastern); 2,380. Table Mountain (Pinal, western). Spud Rock (Pima, eastern); 8,590. Top Tucson Mountains ( Pima, eastern) . Highest peak of the Rincon Moun- Tanner Canyon (Cochise, southwest- Formerlycalled SierraTucson. tains. ern); 5,000 to 6,300. In the Hua- Tule Desert (Yuma, southeastern). chucaMountains. *Spud Rock Ranger Station (Pima, Tule Mountains(Yuma, southeastern). eastern); 7,400. CoronadoNational TannersCrossing (Coconino,eastern); Tule Tank or Well south- On the Little ColoradoRiver. (Yuma, Forest. 3,900. eastern). Steam Pump (Pima); 2,670. Near Tanque (Graham,southeastern). Tumacacori Mission ( Santa Cruz) ; Tucson. Tanque Verde ( Pima, northeastern) ; 3,100. Stewart Mountain (Maricopa, east- 2,660. Tumacacori Mountains (Santa Cruz, ern); 2,990. Tanque Verde Mountains (Pima, western). Stewart Mountain Dam (Maricopa, northeastern);7,000. Tunitcha Mountains (Apache, north- eastern); 1,430. On Salt River. Taylor (Navajo, southeastern);5,500. eastern); 9,400. Stone Cabin Canyon (Pima, southeast- Tegua Spring (Navajo, northern). *Turkey Creek Ranger Station (Co- In the Santa ern); 4,200 to 8,000. TelegraphPass (Yuma, southwestern). chise, eastern); 6,100. In the Chiri- Rita Mountains. In the Gila Mountains. cahua Mountains, Coronado Na- tional Forest. Stone Ferry (Mohave, northern); 700. Tempe ( Maricopa,central ) ; 1,160. At the mouth of Virgin River. Tanks central Thatcher (Graham,central); 2,900. Turkey ( Coconino, ) ; StonemanLake (Coconino, southeast- 6,200. *Thirteen Mile Rock Station ern); 6,720. Ranger Turnbull,Mount. See Mount Turnbull. (Yavapai, eastern); 6,000. Coco- nino National Forest. Tusayan District (Navajo). Southern part of the Hopi Indian Reservation. 5Probablynot "The Sonoita" where Thomas, Camp or Fort. See Camp Charles Wright collected on the U.S. Thomas. Tusayan National Forest ( Coconino) . Now the southern part of Kaibab and Mexican Boundary Survey. The Thomas, Mount or Peak. See Baldy latter appearsto have been one of the National Forest. streamsflowing from the western slope Tyende Creek,Mesa, and School (Na- of the HuachucaMountains (Ivan M. °So named on L. N. Goodding'slabels. vajo, northern); 5,800. Often called Johnston, personal communication). Also known as Bear Valley. Kayenta. October 1964 kearney - Arizona localities of interest to botanists 103
UinkaretPlateau (Mohave, northern); Washington (Santa Cruz, eastern); Willow Spring (Apache, southern);8 5,400 to 6,100. 5,500. 7,200. Union Mount or Peak (Yavapai, cen- Water Canyon Ranger Station Willow Spring Mountains.9 tral); 7,970. (Apache, southern); 7,600. Apache *Willow Valley Ranger Station (Coco- Union Pass (Mohave,western) ; 3,600. National Forest. nino, southeastern);6,800. Coconino In the BlackMountains. *Waters Ranger Station (Coconino, National Forest. Ute Mountains.See Black Mountains. southeastern);7,350. SitgreavesNa- Wilmot (Pima, eastern); 2,660. tional Forest. Vail (Pima, eastern); 3,230. Winchester Mountains (Cochise, Weaver Mountains south- Valentine (Mohave, eastern); 3,950. (Yavapai, northern). western); 6,580. Winkelman (Pinal, northeastern); Vekol Valley (Pinal, northwestern). Wellton 260. or Fort. See Fort Verde. (Yuma, southern); 1,930. Verde, Camp Wenden Winona about River eastern and (Yuma, northeastern);1,600. (Coconino, southern); Verde (Yavapai, Whetstone Mountains and 6,400. Maricopa, eastern). Tributary of (Cochise Salt River. Pima); 7,680. Winslow (Navajo, western); 4,860. Whipple, Fort or Barracks.See Fort Wittman Vermilion Cliffs (Mohave, northeast- (Maricopa, northwestern); to Whipple. 1,700. ern); 5,000 6,000. White Mountains Wolf Vermilion Cliffs north- (Apache, Navajo, Hole (Mohave, northern); (Coconino, and Greenlee); 11,500. Formerly 4,590. ern); 4,000 to 7,000. East of the called SierraBlanca. KaibabPlateau. *Woodend Ranger Station (Coconino, White River (Apache, southern, Na- southeastern);6,400. CoconinoNa- Vicksburg (Yuma, northern); 1,420. vajo, southern, and Gila, eastern). tional Forest. Virgin Mountains (Mohave, north- Unites with Black River to form the Woodland. See Lakeside. western); 7,500. Salt River. Woodruff (Navajo, 5,000. Virgin River (Mohave, northwestern). eastern); White River Agency (Navajo, south- Mount. See Mount Tributaryof ColoradoRiver. ern); 5,000. On the Apache Indian Wrightson, V. T. Park. See De Motto Park. Reservation. Wrightson. Wupatki National Monument (Coco- Walker Lake (Coconino, southern); White Tank Mountains (Maricopa, about On the San FranciscoPeaks. nino, eastern); 4,900. 8,400. western). * Station Station Whitewater Draw In Sul- Wupatki Ranger (Coconino, Wallace Ranger (Coconino, (Cochise). eastern); 4,650. Coconino National southeastern);6,800. SitgreavesNa- phur SpringsValley. Forest. tional Forest. northwest- Wickenburg (Maricopa, Yaeger (Yavapai, central); 4,800. Walnut Canyonand Creek (Coconino, ern); 2,070. to Yaeger CanyonRanger Station (Yava- southern); 6,500 7,000. Wickieup (Mohave, southeastern); pai, central); 6,000. Prescott Na- *Walnut CanyonRanger Station (Coco- 2,100. tional Forest. nino, southern); 6,700. Coconino Willcox (Cochise, northern); 4,160. National Forest. Yampai (Yavapai, northwestern); Willcox Flator Playa (Cochise, north- 5,580. Walnut Creek Station Ranger (Yava- ern); 4,000. Young (Gila, northwestern);5,500. pai, northwestern); 5,200. Prescott Williams (Coconino,southern); 6,750. National Forest. Yucca (Mohave, southern); 1,800. Williams River (Mohave, southern Yuma (Yuma, southwestern);140. Walnut Grove (Yavapai, southern); and Yuma, northern); 390, at 3,400. mouth. Tributaryof ColoradoRiver. Walpi (Navajo, northern); 6,070. Willow Creek Ranger Station (Yava- One of the Hopi Pueblos. pai, central); 5,600. Prescott Na- Warm Spring Canyon (Coconino, tional Forest. the northern); about 7,000. On Willow Spring (Coconino, eastern);7 8The Willow Spring where E. Palmer Kaibab Plateau. 5,000. collectedin 1890. Warren (Cochise, southern); 4,900. 9Not located,presumably in Pima Coun- Warsaw Mill (Santa Cruz, southwest- 7The Willow Spring of M. E. Jones' ty. The name appears on David Grif- ern) . In the Oro Blanco Mountains. labels. fiths' labels.