2011 Map of Onion Spring

About this map

Onion Spring and Goat Spring provide critical water sources in this high-desert landscape of Navajo County, which is defined by significant topographic markers and a network of arterial roads. The 2011 survey illustrates a region where land use is dictated by the dramatic natural geography, notably at Coal Point and Meat Point. These prominent landforms overlook an area traversed by several key thoroughfares, including Indian Rte 4, Indian Rte 9, and the Turquoise Trl. This road network indicates the region's importance for local travel and connectivity across the plateau. The placement of these routes and the naming of specific springs offer essential data for researchers tracking the historical and modern navigation of this Arizona landscape.