2014 Map of Many Ghosts Hill

About this map

Many Ghosts Hill rises above a landscape defined by significant erosional features and high-desert drainage patterns in Coconino County. The northeastern portion of the map is dominated by the upper reaches of Antelope Canyon and the seasonal flow of Antelope Cr, while landmarks like Wild Horse Trap Mesa and Circular White Ridge provide distinct navigational points across the terrain. This 2014 survey documents the modern intersection of state and tribal infrastructure, where Az 98 and Bia 201 serve as the primary conduits through the region. The southern reaches descend toward Low Valley and the distinctive formations of the Mormon Ridges, illustrating the topographical transition from high mesas to lower basins. Water management in this arid environment is represented by solitary features such as Alkali Tank, essential for land use in this part of the Colorado Plateau.