2018 Map of Mesa Redonda
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Mesa Redonda rises as a prominent landmark in this section of the high desert, where the border of Navajo County and Apache County divides a landscape of complex drainage systems and isolated watering points. The terrain is defined by numerous draws, including Sandoval Draw and Cheney Draw, which funnel seasonal runoff across the arid plains toward Millet Swale. This network of natural irrigation is supplemented by man-made infrastructure like Martinez Tank, Red Rock Tank, and Baldwin Tank, indicating the area's continued reliance on managed water sources for ranching or local use.
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