2011 Map of Supai

About this map

Supai is the central settlement in this high-relief landscape, situated where Havasu Creek flows north toward dramatic drops at Navajo Falls and Fiftyfoot Falls. The map reveals the critical intersection of topography and transport, showing the Hualapai Hilltop Hwy terminating at Hualapai Hilltop, the jumping-off point for trails into the canyon systems below. The drainage network is dominated by Cataract Creek and its many deep tributaries, including Lee Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon. Named landmarks such as Watahomigie Point, Manakacha Point, and Wigieeva define the high mesas and canyon rims, while Havasu Springs provides a rare perennial water source in this arid environment. The presence of Panya Tank and various scattered springs like Willow Spring underscores the necessity of water management for life in this isolated geography.