Tin House sits at a remote high-desert crossroads in Coconino County, serving as a landmark for the sparse ranching activity that characterizes this part of northern Arizona. The landscape is defined by its water management infrastructure, where several tanks like Cajon Tank and Little Baldy Tank collect seasonal runoff for livestock. Topographical relief is provided by Long Point, which rises prominently above the surrounding plains. The presence of Red Hill Ranch and the intersecting paths of Willaha Co Rd and Espee Rd trace the thin network of human activity in this arid environment. Natural drainage features, including Farm Dam Draw and Monument Wash, underscore the importance of water flow in a region where Rincon Tank and Paul Moore Tank represent critical resources for the local cattle industry.
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1886 · Chino
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1891 · Chino
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1948 · Williams
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1954 · Williams
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1956 · Williams
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1960 · Williams
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1961 · Williams
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1979 · Little Harpo Canyon
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1980 · Hazen Hole Tank
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1980 · Markham Dam
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