Northern Avenue Petroglyph Site

Also known as: Géoglyphes de Kingman (Arizona)

The Northern Avenue Petroglyph Site is a 0.2-acre archaeological site in Kingman, Arizona, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1996. Also designated AZ F:12:22(ASM), the site served as a ceremonial site and animal facility in prehistory. Its precise location is restricted by the National Register to protect its archaeological potential, though it is reported to lie within the Kingman town limits.

TypePetroglyphs
Period< 4500 BC
CountryUSA
Coordinates35.2090° N, 114.0259° W

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