2018 Map of Whippoorwill Spring

About this map

Burnt Corn and the high desert terrain of the Navajo Nation define this region of northern Arizona, where water sources are vital landmarks. The landscape is dominated by significant geological formations such as Whippoorwill Spring Mesa and Balakai Mesa, which rise above a network of seasonal drainages including Burnt Corn Wash and Polacca Wash. This modern survey illustrates the distribution of named water sources across the arid plateau, providing a record of critical points like White Horse Spring, Deneth Chahis Spring, and Willa Zhinni Toh.