1988 Map of Moccasin

About this map

Moccasin and the surrounding Kaibab Indian Reservation define this high-desert landscape in northern Arizona. The settlement is centered around vital water sources including Moccasin Spring, Upper Moccasin Springs, and Meeks Spring, which supported the early community and livestock in this arid region. The map reveals the local infrastructure of the late 1980s, noting the Rodeo Ground and a local Cem just south of the main town site. Dramatic geological features dominate the horizon, from the towering Vermilion Cliffs and Moccasin Mountains to named points like Lone Butte and Cedar Ridge. These natural barriers are cut by deep passages such as Woodberry Canyon and Potter Canyon, illustrating the challenging terrain that shaped western settlement and movement between the plateaus.