2011 Map of Sitting Coyote Hill

About this map

The high desert landscape of the Kaibito Plateau dominates this topographic survey of northern Arizona. The area is defined by a network of essential travel corridors, most notably the winding path of Indian Rte-21 which cuts diagonally across the center of the sheet. Rising prominently in the southeastern corner, Sitting Coyote Hill serves as a significant geographical landmark for navigating this portion of Coconino County. Beyond the primary routes, numerous Forest Service Rd branches and tribal roads like Indian Rte-6231 trace the drainage patterns and access points across the plateau. The map illustrates a region where transportation infrastructure follows the natural contours of the high plateau, reflecting the logistical patterns of the Navajo Nation and regional land management in the early twenty-first century.