2018 Map of Baby Rocks

About this map

Comb Ridge dominates this high desert landscape, carving a sharp geological spine through the region and defining the eastern boundary of Little Capitan Valley. The settlement of Baby Rocks sits at the southeastern corner of the quadrangle, anchored by the towering Baby Rocks Mesa and the winding course of Laguna Cr. This modern 2018 survey highlights the remote nature of the Navajo Nation interior, where navigation depends on routes like Indian Rte 6460 and Indian Rte 6440. The map is particularly notable for its documentation of natural landmarks and indigenous features, including Ruin Arch, Hoola Hey Arch, and Double Arch Canyon, alongside the curiously named Swinnerton Bridge near the northwestern corner. These labels provide essential reference points for understanding the cultural and physical geography of this corner of the state.