2014 Map of Dinnebito Spring

About this map

Moenkopi Plateau dominates this Coconino County landscape, illustrating a high-desert environment defined by significant elevation changes and seasonal drainage systems. The terrain is marked by the winding course of Dinnebito Wash, which cuts through the plateau, creating a complex network of topographical contours. Critical water sources in this arid region are clearly identified, including the eponymous Dinnebito Spring and Hock Spring. Navigation through this area relies on a specialized road network maintained by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, featuring routes such as Bia-5, Bia-3, and Bia-58. These roads trace the natural geography of the plateau, connecting remote points across the township and range survey lines of the Navajo Nation.