2011 Map of Dry Lake NE

About this map

Pink Cliffs stand as a primary geological landmark in this Navajo County landscape, where the arid terrain is defined by a complex network of seasonal water drainage and catchment. The map reveals an extensive system of man-made water improvements including West Nine Section Tank, South Nine Section Tank, and West Adamana Tank, illustrating the critical role of water management for ranching or land use in this part of Arizona. Large-scale drainage is channeled through Washboard Wash and Porter Tank Draw, which dominate the local hydrology. A small portion of Dry Lake is visible in the southwestern corner, anchoring a map that is otherwise characterized by isolated features such as Jeffers Tank and White Tank, connected by a sparse network of modern roads and trails.