1988 Map of Blue Spring SE

About this map

The Navajo Indian Reservation landscape is documented here during a 1980s field check, revealing a high-desert environment defined by significant drainage systems. Primary topographical features include the winding path of Big Canyon in the north and the westward-reaching Waterhole Canyon. This provisional survey illustrates the practical infrastructure of the era, noting scattered livestock Corral sites and water management features like the Check Dam installations found throughout the arid terrain. The map reflects a territory primarily shaped by natural erosion patterns and traditional land use, with very few modern developments or permanent settlements noted beyond these functional landmarks.