2011 Map of Pillow Mountain

About this map

Pillow Mountain and the Red Point Hills define this high-desert landscape within the Navajo Nation. This 2011 survey documents a network of critical arterial roads, including Navajo Reservation Rd and several numbered routes such as Indian Rte-6132 and Indian Rte-6130. These corridors trace the natural drainage patterns of the region, specifically following the paths carved by Sheep Wash and Dry Wash. The presence of a Forest Service Rd in the southeastern quadrant suggests the transition toward managed federal lands. This map is essential for understanding the modern infrastructure and geographic layout of this specific corner of Coconino County, providing a clear view of how transportation routes navigate the arid terrain and local summits.