2011 Map of Manuel Seep

About this map

Martinez Draw carves a seasonal path through this arid portion of Navajo County, reflecting a landscape defined by its scarce water resources. The distribution of features like Manuel Seep, Stink Seep Number One, and Stink Seep Number Two highlights the critical importance of natural water sources for ranching and survival in the high desert. Man-made infrastructure is centered on livestock management, with various stock ponds such as Broken Tank, Quema Tank, and Section Four Tank scattered across the township. The road network, including Hardy Ranch Rd and Gollittar Ranch Rd, provides access to dispersed rural properties and ranch holdings, showing how settlement has adapted to the wide-open terrain of eastern Arizona in the early 21st century.