2011 Map of The Gap

About this map

The Gap serves as a central point in this Coconino County landscape, where the primary travel corridor follows the path of Hamblin Wash. The terrain is defined by the prominent Hamblin Ridge and the distinct elevation of Black Peak, illustrating the relationship between high desert landforms and the established road network. This 2011 survey documents a remote section of the Navajo Nation, showing how infrastructure like Navajo Reservation Rd and Indian Rte 20 navigates the natural drainage of the wash. The map provides a precise look at the sparse but vital connection points and access routes, such as Indian Rte 6231, that link this arid region's scattered geographic landmarks.