2014 Map of Tin House

About this map

Tin House serves as the namesake landmark for this Coconino County terrain, characterized by a complex network of water catchment systems essential for life in the arid Arizona landscape. The presence of numerous named tanks, such as Cajon Tank, Little Baldy Tank, and Rainbow Tank, indicates a long-standing reliance on seasonal water management for ranching or travel. These features are dispersed across a landscape defined by significant topographic shifts, including the prominent rise of Long Point and the drainage patterns of Farm Dam Draw and Monument Wash. The mapping of CR-347 and various section lines highlights the organized nature of land use in this sparsely populated area during the early 21st century. This survey preserves the exact placement of specific landmarks like Paul Moore Tank and Banks Tank, which are critical identifiers for local history and land management.