2018 Map of Many Ghosts Hill

About this map

Many Ghosts Hill rises from a landscape of high desert mesas and deep drainage systems in northern Arizona, as documented by this Bureau of Land Management and USGS study. The area is defined by sharp topographic transitions, from the high plateau of Wild Horse Trap Mesa to the drainage of Antelope Canyon. Evidence of land management and transportation is visible through the winding path of Indian Rte 201, which traverses the central portion of the quadrangle. Other distinctive landforms include the Circular White Ridge and the Mormon Ridges to the southwest. Water resources are sparse, indicated by the isolated Alkali Tank and the seasonal Antelope Cr flow. This survey captures a moment in the modern era of Coconino County, where the topography dictates movement through the Low Valley and across the segmented township and range lines.