2011 Map of Pinon NW

About this map

Two Red Peaks Valley dominates this high-desert landscape within the Chinle Agency region, where the network of unpaved tribal routes facilitates movement across an arid, sparsely settled terrain. The 2011 survey reveals a territory where survival and navigation have long centered on isolated water sources and tanks. Strategic water points such as Cottonwood Spring, Replacing Cover Spring, and Lamb Spring are critical markers in this drainage basin. The map illustrates the specialized infrastructure of the region, where Indian Rte 8066 and Indian Rte 41 intersect, connecting distant ridges and valleys. Other remote landmarks like Lokasakal Spring and the Ramhead Tank highlight the importance of water management in this part of the Navajo Nation.