1985 Map of Tanner Well

About this map

The Navajo Indian Reservation landscape is defined here by striking geological formations and critical water sources in Coconino County. The towering Echo Cliffs dominate the eastern edge of the survey, while the center is marked by the deep drainage of Tanner Wash and the complex terrain of Hanaa Ridge. Human activity and ranching heritage are anchored by scattered watering points like Tanner Well, Limestone Tank, and the naturally occurring Sheep Spring. To the south, the terrain falls away at the Limestone Break, leading toward the Gray Grass Bench. This 1985 provisional edition, based on earlier field checks, traces a network of unnamed trails and unimproved roads connecting these isolated landmarks, including Tsin Yaa To and the Pine Reservoir, illustrating the geographic isolation and specialized water management in this arid territory.