1988 Map of Cameron South

About this map

The Little Colorado River defines the northeastern corner of this high-desert landscape, where the historic Tanners Crossing indicates a significant point of river passage in the arid plateau. Set within the Navajo Indian Reservation during the late 1980s, the map reveals the critical infrastructure supporting this environment, including a pumping station, a substation, and several sewage disposal ponds near Cameron. Natural water sources remain vital landmarks, noted by the presence of Tappan Spring and Janus Spring along the edges of Tappan Wash and Burro Canyon. Human activity is concentrated along Highway 89, where a trailer park and a local gravel pit sit near the river's edge, reflecting the region's modest industrial and residential footprint at the time of the survey.