2013 Map of Chi Chil Tah

About this map

Cheechilgeetho stands at the northeastern edge of this landscape, a region defined by high-desert drainage systems and prominent landforms. The terrain is marked by the winding path of Whitewater Arroyo and the southern Bosson Wash, reflecting a hydrology where seasonal water flow is critical to local survival. Remote tracks like Oak Mesa Rd and Whitewater Canyon Rd provide the primary transit through the Eastern Navajo Agency, connecting isolated points of interest such as Stinkwater Well. The southern border is punctuated by the Zuñi Buttes, which serve as a distinctive geological landmark in an area otherwise dominated by the vast, open mesas of the Colorado Plateau. This documentation highlights the sparse infrastructure and essential water features that dictate the movement of people and livestock across this high-elevation terrain.