2011 Map of Limestone Canyon North

About this map

Mogollon Rim Rd and Burke Mountain Rd navigate the high-elevation terrain of this Navajo County landscape, tracing the complex drainage patterns of the Colorado Plateau. The area is defined by a network of seasonal water sources and livestock tanks, including McCleve Tank, Jumpoff Tank, and Grade Tank, which reflect the ranching heritage and land management practices of the region. Burke Mountain stands as a central topographic prominence, while the southern reaches are dissected by Skunk Canyon and the headwaters of Mud Creek. To the north, the terrain transitions into the canyons of Cottonwood Wash and its associated forks. This high-country survey captures a landscape of springs like Hardscrabble Spring and Limestone Spring, where water access was historically critical for movement across the Jumpoff Ridge.