Alamo Mesa and the expansive Split Lip Flats define this high-desert landscape in the Eastern Navajo Agency. At the start of the twenty-first century, the area remains dominated by its natural drainage systems, primarily the De-na-zin Wash, Alamo Wash, and Willow Wash, which carve distinct patterns through the arid terrain. Human presence is sparse, etched onto the land primarily through transportation routes like Indian Service Route 7023 and County Rd 7200. This survey offers a clear view of the complex hydrography in a region where seasonal water flow dictates the geography, providing essential spatial data for understanding land management and traditional travel corridors in this portion of New Mexico.
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1889 · Largo
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1889 · Chaco
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1892 · Chaco
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1895 · Largo
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1954 · Shiprock
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1954 · Aztec
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1958 · Shiprock
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1958 · Aztec
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1959 · Shiprock
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1962 · Aztec
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