2010 Map of Oak Spring

About this map

Oak Spring and Rock Spring provide critical water points in this arid New Mexico landscape, which is defined by a complex network of drainage systems and high desert mesas. The terrain is deeply incised by major corridors like Black Mesa Canyon, Red Mesa Canyon, and the extensive Pinetree Canyon. This area, managed under the Fort Defiance Agency, shows a infrastructure of seasonal watercourses such as Soft Water Wash and the southern flow of the Puerco River. Transportation through this geography is marked by Indian Service Route 7049, which navigates the elevations between Ram Mesa and the numerous coal-associated landforms like Coal Well Canyon. The presence of Waterfall Rd and Rainbow Trl suggests localized access to the varied topographic features that characterize the region's northern reaches.