2011 Map of Potato Wash NE

About this map

Vacquero's End and the surrounding high desert of Navajo County appear here during a period of transition as rural residential developments began to overlay the older ranching landscape. The southern portion of the map is defined by a dense grid of named roads such as Dead Horse Rd, Buffington Hill Rd, and Prairie Dog Way, indicating a planned expansion into the arid terrain. This modern infrastructure contrasts with the dispersed water features vital to earlier livestock operations, including Ward Tank, Chuck Box Tank, and Duck Lake Tank. To the north, the geography is more open, characterized by Black Canyon and the Squaw Wash drainage system. The presence of Stone House reflects the sparse, localized architecture typical of the region's ranching history, while trails like Itasia Trl and Cayote Trl trace paths across the open ground.