2014 Map of Round Rock

About this map

Round Rock stands at the southern end of this high-desert landscape, where the confluence of Lukachukai Creek and several seasonal washes defines the local geography. The area is characterized by dramatic geological formations, from the towering Los Gigantes Buttes in the northeast to the sprawling Red Clay Mesa that overlooks the valley floor. Transportation through this part of the Shiprock Agency relies on routes like Us-191 and various Bureau of Indian Affairs roads, including Bia-12 and Bia-172, which connect the scattered water sources and topographical landmarks. Water management is critical in this arid environment, evidenced by the presence of White Water Reservoir and numerous named springs such as Pigeon Spring and Mexican Spring. The map reveals a land shaped by erosion, featuring distinct points and gaps like Blue Gap Point and The Rock Gap that serve as natural waypoints in the Hasbidito Valley.