2014 Map of Moenave SE

About this map

Tuba Arch stands as a prominent natural landmark within this high-desert landscape, situated just south of the Kerley Valley. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation shifts, ranging from the low-lying Fivemile Wash to the expansive heights of the Moenkopi Plateau and Tohnali Mesa. This 2014 survey documents a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes and federal highways that provide access to these remote reaches, including Us-160 and Bia-6731. The presence of water sources like Billy Spring and the drainage of Moenkopi Wash are critical features in this arid environment, influencing the historical positioning of roads and cattle trails across Ward Terrace. The map captures a transitional period of modern infrastructure overlaying traditional land features such as Toh Nee Di Kishi.