1988 Map of Cameron North

About this map

The Little Colorado River carves a deep path across this high desert landscape, defining the topography of the Navajo Indian Reservation during the late 1980s. To the northwest, the prominent volcanic profile of Shadow Mountain rises above the surrounding flats, adjacent to several Cinder Pits and industrial Quarries. Human presence in this arid reach is marked by the small settlement of Cameron in the south, located near where the river enters the winding Tappan Wash Canyon. Infrastructure is sparse but critical, evidenced by a Landing Strip and a Pipeline traversing the terrain, while the historic Hopi Canyon Trail provides a overland route through the drainage system of Hopi Canyon. Seasonal watercourses like Moenkopi Wash and Fivemile Wash dissect the plateaus, illustrating the drainage patterns that have shaped this portion of Coconino County.