2017 Map of Ramah

About this map

Ramah and the surrounding Ramah Valley define this landscape along the border of McKinley and Cibola Counties. The settlement, established in a high desert basin, is positioned near the Ramah Reservoir and is marked by its historic roots at the Mormon Colony Cem. The terrain is dominated by the Cibola National Forest, with the Continental Divide cutting through the northeastern corner. A network of canyons and mesas, such as Togeye Canyon and Wild Sheep Mesa, illustrates the complex topography that constrained early travel. Evidence of local infrastructure includes the Mystic Bluffs Airport and numerous forest roads like Forest Rd 157, which provide access to Dan Valley and Harris Valley. This survey captures the geography of a ranching and farming community situated between massive sandstone bluffs and timbered highlands.