TBD Diamond Bar Road, Meadview, AZ 86444

Diamond Bar Ranch.  48.81 Deeded acres spread amongst multiple lots.  Two grazing leases.  Diamond Bar unit A that has an AU rating of 373.  Diamond Bar unit B 0080 allotment has and AU of 373.  Total AU for the Diamond Bar is 746.  Unit A is run by the BLM and is a 10 year lease and consists of 96,132 grazing acres, unit B is run by the Parks department and is year to year consisting of 61,701 grazing acres.The Diamond Bar is a majestic ranch with its entire north border being the Grand Canyon. Add Lake Mead Park, Columbine Falls, South Cove & Grand wash cliffs all within the borders of the ranch the beauty matches the ability to run a successful cattle operation. If you are looking for a cattle ranch with a Dude Ranch possibility you won't find a better opportunity. Diamond Bar unit A (96,132 acres). Diamond Bar Unit B (61,701 acres). Property has a few wells and gathering corrals around the lease. The Ranch are a year-round grazing ranch with a mild climate. Numerous native vegetation can be found throughout the properties. The deeded land is zoned General Rural in the Arizona county of Mohave. The Diamond Bar BLM lease #AZ00098 comes in two units. A and B. The A unit is managed by BLM and has an AU of 373. The unit B was turned over to the US Parks" division several years ago. The lease can declare annually the amount of cattle to be grazed, but the historic AU for that unit has been 373. The ranch is ready to be stocked! While most of the cattle on the ranch have been removed from the property there are still some stragglers. Any purchaser is welcome to keep whatever cattle on the property they find. A high-capacity ranch is not easy to find in Arizona. The Diamond Bar ranch was once the largest ranch in the entire country in the 1880's with 1.4 million acres at its highest point and incasing most of the ranches in Kingman AZ. However, the history of the ranch is that it was founded and formed by Tap" Duncan a known associate of the Hole in the Wall Gang". Tap was a pillar in the Kingman community and people often overlooked his colorful past. Ranch is North of Kingman Arizona and Southeast of Las Vegas NV.