1988 Map of Kaibab
USGS Topo · Published 1990About this map
Kaibab - Paiute Indian Reservation land dominates this high-desert landscape along the Arizona-Utah border, centered on the settlement of Kaibab. The geography is defined by massive escarpments, including the Vermilion Cliffs and the Shinarump Cliffs, which create a rugged staircase of plateaus. Human activity is closely tied to water sources like Clear Water Spring and Wolf Spring, essential outposts in a territory carved by drainages such as Sandy Wash and Twomile Wash. The map records essential community landmarks like a Cem northwest of the main townsite, while natural features like Cedar Ridge and the Moccasin Mountains illustrate the complex elevation changes of the Colorado Plateau. This 1980s survey provides a detailed look at the intersection of Mohave and Kane counties within the tribal lands.
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