Alamo Mesa dominates this high-desert landscape in the Eastern Navajo Agency, where the intricate drainage patterns of the San Juan Basin define the terrain. The presence of Ojo Alamo Spring highlights the critical importance of water sources in this arid environment, while the vast Split Lip Flats extend across the southern reaches. This modern survey details the hydrological network of the region, specifically the confluence of seasonal watercourses like De-na-zin Wash and Alamo Wash. Cultural and geographic markers such as Naashoibito and Co Road 7280 provide essential context for navigating this section of New Mexico, showing how infrastructure follows the natural contours of the mesas and washes.
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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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