2013 Map of Togeye Lake

About this map

Wild Sheep Mesa and the surrounding high desert terrain define this landscape in the Eastern Navajo Agency during the early 21st century. The map illustrates a complex network of transportation routes serving local communities, including Bond St and several Indian Service Routes that traverse the varied topography. The settlement of Ramah is situated in the northwest, while the hydrology of the area is marked by ephemeral features like Dog Lake and Togeye Lake. These water bodies, along with the broad drainage of Togeye Flats, suggest a landscape where water management and seasonal flow have historically dictated movement and land use. For those studying the geography of western New Mexico, the survey details several named draws such as Crockett Draw and Loma del Medio Draw, which provide critical waypoints across the mesas. The intersection of local road names like Biker Babe Ave with traditional Indian Service Routes reflects the modern evolution of this rural landscape.