
The Navajo Indian Reservation south of the San Juan River underwent significant industrial transformation during the mid-20th century, as documented in this survey. The landscape is dominated by the sprawling Navajo Mine, a massive open-pit operation feeding the nearby Four Corners Powerplant. This industrial complex is supported by substantial infrastructure, including a series of large Stacks, a Substa, and a dedicated Landing Strip situated near the shores of Morgan Lake.
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