2011 Map of Red Clay Wash

About this map

Woodspring Trading Post stands as a focal point in this high-desert landscape of the Navajo Nation, situated near the intersection of several regional routes. The area is defined by a network of seasonal drainages, including Red Clay Wash and Sage House Wash, which carve through the terrain and converge toward Kinlichee Creek to the south. Historically significant water sources like Wood Spring and the descriptively named White around the Mountain Spring appear as vital landmarks in this arid environment. The settlement pattern is sparse but connected by thoroughfares such as Indian Rte-27 and Woodsprings Rd, linking the trading post with the community of Kinlichee. This 2011 survey captures the modern infrastructure of the Chinle Agency, showing how roads like Kinlichee School Rd and Fluted Rock Rd serve local residents and educators in this remote corner of Apache County.