2021 Map of Hibbard

About this map

Hibbard serves as a focal point in this high-desert landscape, situated where transportation corridors cross the drainage of the Little Colorado River. The terrain is defined by the significant incision of Chevelon Canyon and its tributaries, including Bell Cow Canyon and Deer Canyon, which cut through the arid plains of Navajo County. Water management is a primary feature of the local geography, evidenced by several artificial catchments such as Bottom Tank, Little Chevelon Tank, and Chevelon Tank. These features suggest a landscape organized for cattle ranching, where seasonal water sources are vital for livestock in the open range. In the eastern portion of the map, Hugo Meadows provides a distinct break from the canyon topography, while the course of Chevelon Creek (labeled in parts as Chevelon Cr) winds northward to join the river. This survey captures the sparse infrastructure of the region, including the paths of Territorial Rd and Mc Laws Rd.