2014 Map of Faught Ridge

About this map

Faught Ridge serves as the dominant topographic spine of this Navajo County landscape, situated within the southern reaches of the White Mountains. This 2014 survey reveals an environment defined by seasonal hydrology and resource management, where numerous catchment features such as Lake Tank, W Burn Tank, and Salt Tank punctuate the arid terrain. The drainage network is complex, with Corduroy Cr and Middle Cedar Cr carving deep into the plateau, while names like First Hollow and Fourth Hollow suggest a segmented, repeating geography. Access is provided primarily by the winding Faught Ridge Rd and Us-60, which cuts across the northwestern corner. The placement of Salt Spring and Twentyfour- Quart Spring indicates the vital importance of natural water sources in this high-altitude region of the Arizona interior.