2010 Map of Nose Rock

About this map

Nose Rock rises as a prominent landmark in this high-desert portion of the Eastern Navajo Agency, defining a landscape shaped by drainage networks and service roads. The map illustrates the critical role of water infrastructure in this arid region, marking the locations of Windmill Number 5 and Windmill Number 6. These isolated water points serve as vital nodes within a terrain crisscrossed by the ephemeral paths of Kin Klizhin Wash and Kim-me-ni-oli Wash. Transport across the area is primarily facilitated by Indian Service Route 7030, which connects these remote outposts. The sparse settlement pattern and reliance on designated service routes reflect the specialized land management and traditional use within this section of New Mexico during the early 21st century.