1981 Map of Supai Camp

About this map

Supai Camp sits near the eastern edge of this high-plateau landscape, characterized by an extensive system of water management features necessary for life in the arid Coconino region. Surveyed in the mid-1970s, the map reveals a network of water collection points such as Tank No 15, Tank No 14, and Tank No 3, alongside an Aqueduct that underscores the engineering required to sustain livestock and camps. The terrain is defined by the winding course of Sandstone Wash, which carves through the topography of the Coconino plateau. Small-scale human markers like a Corral and a Nest are noted alongside the primary settlement at Supai Camp, providing specific coordinates for researchers and genealogists interested in the remote ranching and indigenous history of the Grand Canyon’s southern rim area before modern development changed the landscape further.