2014 Map of Corn Creek Plateau

About this map

The E Fork White River winds through the heart of this high-elevation landscape, defining the transition between the deep drainages of Williams Canyon and the surrounding tablelands. This 2014 survey captures a section of the Navajo and Apache County line, where the topography rises toward the prominent Corn Creek Plateau and the structural edge of Sevenmile Rim. This is a remote and hydrological-focused map, dominated by the catchments for several creeks including Deep Cr, Rock Cr, and Turkey Cr. Local landmarks such as Little Brushy Mountain and Grindstone Mountain provide orientation for those studying the upland geography of eastern Arizona. Bureau of Indian Affairs routes like Bia-30 and Bia-55 provide the primary access through these canyons, reaching isolated points such as Hay Meadow and several livestock-related water features like Whitespot Tank and Buckhorn Tank.