2018 Map of Chamisa Tank

About this map

Grand Canyon National Park and the Kaibab National Forest dominate this high-plateau landscape in northern Arizona. The area is defined by a critical network of water catchment systems, including Chamisa Tank, Cecil Dodd Tank, and Watahomigie Tank, which historically supported ranching and movement through this arid region. Major drainage systems like Pasture Wash, Heather Wash, and Coconino Wash carve through the terrain, leading toward deeper canyon systems. Primitive travel routes such as Topocoba Hilltop Rd and Supai Village Old 328 Rd provide a record of historical access points to the canyon interior. Other named landmarks like Moqui Trail Canyon and Cactus Canyon illustrate the geological complexity of the Coconino County backcountry, where water sources like Rock Tanks were vital for travelers and wildlife alike.