2014 Map of Chavez Mountain West

About this map

Coconino National Forest encompasses this high-altitude landscape, where volcanic features and water management strategies define the terrain. The presence of Chavez Mountain and the strategic Chavez Pass in the southeast suggest a historical corridor through the high country. Evidence of the region's reliance on seasonal and catchment water is visible in the numerous tanks and lakes, including Tremaine Lake, Long Lake, and Red Lake. The mapping of Canyon Diablo and Sawmill Wash underscores the drainage patterns that have shaped this portion of the forest. Land use is further illustrated by the inclusion of Lockwood Park and various family-named features like Tommie Tank and Lewis Tank, which indicate a history of local ranching and land management within the federal forest boundaries.