1982 Map of Sawmill
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Sawmill sits at the heart of this high-elevation landscape within the Navajo Indian Reservation during the early 1980s. The settlement's infrastructure is clearly defined, featuring a Cem, Sewage Ponds, and a Rodeo Ground Corral that speaks to the local community's way of life. The terrain is marked by intermittent waterways such as White Clay Wash and Ruia Wash, while the surrounding heights are punctuated by distinctive landmarks like Red Butte and the Lookout Tower near Fluted Rock Lake. To the northwest, the map captures the edge of the Canyon De Chelly National Monument. This survey documents a critical transition in land use and utility development, evidenced by the prominent Steel Towers Trans Lines cutting across the high country, contrasting with traditional water sources like Kailcheebito Spring and Tohatchai Spring.
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