1972 Map of Five Buttes
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Hopi Indian Reservation lands in Navajo County define this arid landscape, dominated by volcanic formations and seasonal watercourses. The prominent namesake Five Buttes rise in the southern portion of the survey, while other landmarks like Twin Peaks and Round Butte serve as distinctive navigational aids. Water sources are scarce but critical to the area's geography, evidenced by labels for Malpais Spring, Black Butte Spring, and Sand Spring.
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