2011 Map of Vulcans Throne SE

About this map

The Aubrey Cliffs dominate the western landscape of this Coconino County terrain, standing as a prominent geological boundary in a region defined by arid washes and critical water catchments. Human infrastructure in this high-desert environment is largely limited to travel corridors and livestock or wildlife support, notably B I A Hwy 11 and Indian Service Road 10. The drainage patterns of Mohauk Creek weave through the eastern portion of the sheet, supported by essential water sources such as Red Spring and Moss Spring. The reliance on artificial water storage is evident through several named tanks, including Pinion Tank, Juniper Tank, and the Township Corner Tank located near the southern boundary. This map reveals a sparsely populated ranching or tribal land use pattern where every named spring and tank represents a vital landmark for navigation and survival.