Hualapai Canyon and Little Coyote Canyon carve through this high desert landscape in Coconino County, where water is the primary driver of development. The presence of Higgins Tank and Jones Tank indicates the essential infrastructure required for ranching or land management in this arid region of Arizona. Transportation is minimal, defined by Bia-18 crossing the southern portion of the quadrangle. The map is primarily organized by the Public Land Survey System, showing several townships including t31n r5w and t32n r5w, which divide the terrain into a clear grid of sections. This survey provides a record of land use and water management within the tribal or federal lands of northern Arizona during the early 21st century.
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1886 · Chino
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1886 · Kaibab
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1891 · Chino
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1948 · Williams
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1953 · Grand Canyon
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1954 · Williams
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1956 · Williams
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1957 · Grand Canyon
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1958 · Grand Canyon
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1960 · Williams
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