Cataract Creek and Pasture Wash define the complex drainage patterns of this high Arizona plateau in Coconino County. The landscape is marked by dramatic elevation changes at Antelope Point and Sage Brush Point, where the terrain drops into deep cuts like Moqui Trail Canyon and Disquiba Canyon. Water management is the primary sign of human interaction with this arid environment, evidenced by a series of named catchments and remote water sources. Researchers will find numerous tanks and springs scattered across the sheet, including Chickapanagi Tank, Newman Tank, and Jua Quaw Gwa Spring. These features, along with High Wall Spring and Platinum Tanks, highlight the vital network of water points necessary for any activity in this canyon-ribbed territory.
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1886 · Chino
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1886 · Kaibab
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1891 · Chino
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1948 · Williams
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1953 · Grand Canyon
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1954 · Williams
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1956 · Williams
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1957 · Grand Canyon
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1958 · Grand Canyon
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1960 · Williams
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