1989 Map of Campbell Francis Wash

About this map

The Navajo Indian Reservation boundary defines the western portion of this 1989 provisional survey, marking a transition across a landscape dominated by seasonal water drainages. Arid-land hydrology is the central focus here, with an extensive network of named stock tanks such as Eugene Gordy Tank, Keetso Tank, and Prosperity Tank supporting life where permanent water is scarce. These features, along with the central Campbell Francis Wash, illustrate the importance of water management in Coconino County's high-desert ranching and tribal lands during the late 20th century.