2011 Map of Rose Well Camp West

About this map

Rose Well Camp stands at the northeastern edge of this Coconino County terrain, an area defined by its reliance on isolated water sources and drainage patterns. The landscape is marked by a series of specific water catchments and tanks, reflecting the challenges of life and livestock management in this arid stretch of Arizona. Features like Tub Number One, Tub Number Two, and Tub Number Three provide a glimpse into the organized distribution of water across the open range. The drainage of Chino Wash cuts through the southeastern portion of the map, serving as a primary natural landmark amidst the scattered wells and tanks such as Mexican Tank and Wheat Tub. These specific naming conventions for localized water points offer essential clues for those tracing early ranching history or land use in the region.