2014 Map of Kinnikinick Lake

About this map

Coconino National Forest defines the character of this high-altitude landscape, where the flat-topped Anderson Mesa transitions into complex drainage systems like Anderson Canyon and Yaeger Canyon. This 2014 survey captures a vital water management network on the Colorado Plateau, where natural basins like Kinnikinick Lake, Morton Lake, and Mud Lake are supplemented by dozens of named catchments such as Anderson Tank Number One and Gonzalo Tank Number Two. These features, alongside Kinnikinick Spring and Burro Spring, reveal the essential role of water in this arid forested environment. The map provides a detailed view of the terrain around Pine Hill and Cow Hill, documenting the roads and tracks that navigate the mesa and the deep incisions of Kinnikinick Canyon as it cuts through the plateau.