2011 Map of Hualapai Tank

About this map

Camp Number Five stands as the primary named settlement in this high-desert portion of Coconino County, characterized by a network of seasonal water catchments and drainage patterns. The landscape is defined by its water management features, including the eponymous Hualapai Tank and uniquely named reservoirs like Tank Number Four and One-Half and Tank Number Twenty. These vital points of interest reflect the historic and ongoing importance of water security in the Arizona backcountry. The natural drainage of the area is carved by the paths of Sand Creek and Black Tank Wash, which dominate the hydrology of this arid plateau. This 2011 edition documents the crossroads of unpaved transit routes that connect these remote tanks and camps, providing a detailed record of the region's infrastructure just after the first decade of the new century.