2011 Map of Day Spring

About this map

The Aripine Post Office stands as a primary landmark in this high-country landscape of Navajo County, where the terrain is defined by a series of prominent ridges and drainages. The map reveals an intricate network of forest service roads, such as FS RD 146 and FS RD 145, which provide access to essential water sources like Bear Springs and the Deer Springs Lookout. This area serves as a critical junction of natural topography and infrastructure, where features like Telephone Ridge and Crooked Ridge overlook numerous stock tanks and washes, including Willow Wash and Decker Wash. The naming of landmarks such as Dead Horse Point and Potato Patch reflects a history of local ranching and land use, while the presence of the Aripine Post Office underscores the settlement patterns of this remote northern Arizona region.