2014 Map of Stanford Tank

About this map

The San Francisco Plateau dominates this high-country landscape in Coconino County, defined by a complex network of ranching infrastructure and forest access routes. The southern half of the map is largely occupied by the Kaibab National Forest, where the terrain rises toward Paradise Ridge. Water management is the primary marker of human activity here, evidenced by numerous named catchment basins such as Stanford Tank, Pouquette Tank, and White Horse Tank, alongside natural water sources like Apache Spring and Con Clair Spring. The industrial footprint of the region is visible through the Coal Slurry Pipeline Rd in the northwest, while several historic transit corridors, including the A T & S F Cable Rd and various old forest roads, navigate the draws and ridges. This map captures the functional character of a working forest landscape where topography dictates the placement of every tank and trail.