2021 Map of Burnt Corn Spring

About this map

Burnt Corn sits at the southern edge of a landscape defined by deep drainages and significant hydrological features in Navajo County. This area is characterized by the broad Burnt Corn Valley and the prominent Wind Rock Point, which overlooks a network of canyons including Devils Canyon and Pine Spring Canyon. The presence of several named water sources, such as Toh De Coz and Toh-Ha Tsil Dize, indicates a terrain where water management and natural springs were central to the local geography. The transportation network is anchored by Indian Rte 8068 and Indian Rte 8069, cutting through the townships to connect isolated points in this complex topography. Researchers will find interest in the specific placement of Burnt Corn Spring and Donkey Spring Canyon, which trace the historical movement and settlement patterns within the Navajo region.