2014 Map of Hawley Lake West

About this map

Kinney Junction serves as a primary reference point in this high-altitude landscape where the boundaries of Navajo and Apache Counties meet. The 2014 survey documents a complex hydrological network managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, anchored by Hawley Lake in the northeast and numerous smaller water features like Duck Lake and Glover Lake. The terrain is defined by prominent volcanic and erosional features, including McKays Peak, Pistol Butte, and the uniquely named Tsay O Ah Butte. The road system, dominated by routes such as Bia-60 and Woolsey Lake Rd, reflects the modern infrastructure of the White Mountain Apache Reservation. Genealogists and local historians can trace the distribution of specific landmarks like Walton Spring and Horse Mesa Trap, which provide insight into the land use and water management priorities of the early 21st century.