2021 Map of Greasewood Spring

About this map

Greasewood Spring sits at the heart of this high-desert landscape in Navajo County, anchoring a region of mesas and wide valleys. The geography is dominated by the massive Wood Chop Mesa in the west and the distinct geological formations of Twin Buttes to the east and south. This map details an arid environment where water sources like Martinez Spring and the seasonal drainage of Steamboat Wash were critical for sustaining local life and movement. The presence of Pueblo Colorado Valley and the Pueblo Colorado Wash in the southeast suggests a corridor of historical importance, while a grid of routes such as Indian Rte 15 and N 153 reveals the modern infrastructure connecting these ancestral lands. The land is organized by the Public Land Survey System, showing the townships of t24n r22e, t24n r23e, t23n r22e, and t23n r23e.