2014 Map of Na Ah Tee Canyon

About this map

Na Ah Tee and Indian Wells sit within a high desert landscape defined by the drainage systems of Na Ah Tee Canyon and Lokasakad Wash. This 2014 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey shows a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes, including Bia-15 and Bia-9813, which connect the isolated homesteads and grazing lands. The terrain is marked by distinctive volcanic and erosional features such as the Hopi Buttes, Gray Mesa, and Up Rock Point. Numerous water sources are documented across the arid expanse, providing essential points for local habitation, including Gopher Spring, Clay Spring, and the uniquely named Crazy Water Spring. The map details the transition from the high elevations of Flat Mesa down into the broad channels of Coyote Wash and Gleshbito Wash, reflecting the traditional land use and remote character of this portion of the Navajo Nation.