2011 Map of Narbona Pass

About this map

Narbona Pass serves as the central geographic feature of this high-elevation landscape in the Chuska Mountains region of New Mexico. The 2011 survey reveals an intricate network of tribal infrastructure, including Indian Service Route 32 and Indian Service Route 30, which facilitate movement across the arid terrain. Hydrological features are critical markers on this map, with several specific water sources such as Missionary Springs, Cottonwood Spring, and Owl Spring providing vital points of reference. To the south, Long Lake sits near the terminus of Long Lake Rd, while seasonal drainages like Naschitti Wash, Tuntsa Wash, and Bowl Canyon Creek define the watershed patterns of the area. This topographic record documents the intersection of modern road systems and the traditional natural spring sites that have long sustained life in the Shiprock Agency region.