2011 Map of Hay Hollow

About this map

The Little Colorado River winds through this arid landscape in eastern Arizona, serving as the central geographic feature near the small settlement of Hay Hollow. This region of Navajo County is defined by its seasonal water sources and drainage systems, such as Mexican Hollow Wash and Cottonwood Wash, which are essential to life in the high desert. The map illustrates a network of rural routes and ranch roads, including Woodruff Hay Hollow Rd and Mile High Ranch Rd, connecting isolated pockets of development. Numerous man-made water features, categorized as tanks, are scattered across the terrain to support local activities. These include Jim Dandy Tank, Antelope Tank, and Dry Lake Tank, which alongside Horse Seep, highlight the critical importance of water management for the ranching operations and inhabitants of Mexican Hollow.