2013 Map of Hosta Butte

About this map

Hosta Butte dominates this high-altitude landscape in the Eastern Navajo Agency, standing as a prominent landmark over a network of canyon roads and seasonal drainages. In the southeast, the settlement of Smith Lake serves as a local hub near its namesake water body, where NM-371 and Smith Lake Dr converge. The map documents an area defined by significant elevation changes, particularly around Satan Pass and the drainage of the Puerco River in the north. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern transportation infrastructure of the Navajo Nation, tracing specialized routes such as Navajo Service Route 49 and Indian Service Route 7052 as they navigate the plateau terrain near Top Mesa Rd and Wolf Canyon Rd.