2011 Map of Lohali Point

About this map

Lohali Mesa dominates this 2011 survey of the Chinle Agency region, rising above a landscape defined by seasonal water sources and significant topographical shifts. The northeastern portion of the sheet is marked by the presence of Bitter Water Springs and the surrounding Bitter Water Basin, providing a focal point for the local drainage patterns. To the south, the prominent landform of Lohali Point anchors the terrain near the Lohali Basin. Transport through this remote section of the Navajo Nation is facilitated by Indian Rte 251, which provides the primary access route across the high desert floor. The inclusion of Sitting Rock as a named landmark highlights the cultural and navigational importance of specific geological features in this arid environment.