2018 Map of Wepo Village

About this map

Wepo Village and the surrounding Wepo Valley form the focal point of this high-desert landscape in the Navajo Nation during the early twenty-first century. The terrain is defined by a network of drainage systems and seasonal water sources, most notably Wepo Wash and Polacca Wash, which cut through the complex topography of First Mesa. Small, named water sources like Donkey Spring and Fly Spring indicate the critical importance of localized water points in this arid environment. Transportation through the region relies on the established routes of Indian Rte 80 and Indian Rte 60. The map also illustrates natural landmarks such as One Cottonwood Canyon and the Sand Hills, providing a detailed view of the geographic features that shape the settlement patterns and local movement within the Chinle Agency.