2013 Map of Shoemaker Canyon SE

About this map

Mares Cem sits near the northern boundary of this high-desert terrain within the Eastern Navajo Agency, marking a point of quiet family history amid a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs and tribal roads. The landscape is defined by its drainage patterns, most notably the winding Ojo Hallado Draw to the west and Terrero Draw on the eastern edge. Settlement patterns are tied to the road infrastructure, with Pine Hill Rd and Apachito Dr providing access across the undulating geography of Los Pinitos. Numerous specialized routes, such as Indian Service Route 153 and Indian Service Route 117, suggest a landscape shaped by rural administration and local movement between scattered homesteads. The lack of dense township centers highlights the traditional, dispersed nature of habitation in this part of Cibola County during the early twenty-first century.