2013 Map of Two Grey Hills

About this map

Two Grey Hills serves as a primary landmark in this high-desert landscape of San Juan County, positioned between the striking heights of the Chuska Mountains and Grey Mesa. The settlement and its surrounding terrain are defined by an intricate network of tribal roads, including Indian Service Route 5004 and Indian Service Route 192, which trace the contours of the land. Water, though seasonal, has shaped the topography through numerous drainage systems like Captain Tom Wash, To-dil-hil Wash, and Tuntsa Wash. Small but vital water sources such as Mike Spring and Mormon Spring appear on the sheet, indicating the critical nature of these points in a region where geography and resource access are deeply linked. The map illustrates a sparse but deliberate human footprint across the vast New Mexico plateau.