2021 Map of Cliff Rose Hill

About this map

Cliff Rose Hill rises as the central landmark of this high-plateau landscape in Navajo County, where a complex network of seasonal washes and valleys defines the terrain. The geography is marked by descriptively named basins such as Potato Garden Valley, Resting Cattle Valley, and Squaw Dance Valley, suggesting traditional land uses and cultural significance. Water is a precious and scattered resource here, evidenced by Little Water, Cave Spring, and Gambler Lake. The presence of Main Rd and Indian Rte 8034 provides the primary infrastructure through these valleys, connecting remote points like Reed Valley and Crows Nest Valley. The map reveals a transition from the drainage of Mesa Trail Wash in the north down toward Forest Lake at the southern boundary, illustrating the vital role of specific water sources and named ridges in navigating this arid environment.