2011 Map of Holbrook

About this map

Holbrook sits at the convergence of vital High Desert waterways and modern transportation corridors in this 2011 survey. The Little Colorado River defines the southern reach of the town, joined by numerous seasonal drainages including Leroux Wash, Tanner Wash, and Fivemile Wash. This arid landscape is characterized by expansive features like Chamisa Flat and Perkins Valley, where the terrain gives way to the structured layout of the Navajo County seat. The map documents the city's infrastructure, from the Holbrook Municipal Airport in the northeast to the Navajo County Fairgrounds and the Holbrook Post Office in the central district. Settlement patterns follow the river and the West Holbrook Interchange, showing how the community has organized itself around the intersection of water and interstate transit. To the south, features like Porter Tank Draw indicate the more remote, ranching-oriented character of the surrounding desert.