2011 Map of The Landmark

About this map

Tonahokaad Spring serves as a vital water point in this high desert landscape of Coconino County, providing a rare hydrological anchor in an area defined by dry washes and complex drainage patterns. The topography is dominated by the broad expanse of Ward Terrace, which slopes towards the southwest, while the northern horizon is marked by the prominent elevation of The Landmark. These terrain features suggest a region shaped by erosion and intermittent water flow, where landforms like Paiute Trail Point indicate historical transit routes through the plateau. The map details a sparse network of unpaved roads and trails, typical of the undeveloped sections of northern Arizona where elevation and natural landmarks were essential for navigation before extensive modern infrastructure.