2011 Map of Whirlwind Rock

About this map

Hard Rock Mesa and Flat Mesa anchor this high desert landscape within Coconino County, defined by a network of seasonal water sources and tribal routes. In a region where reliable water is the primary driver of habitation, the map identifies critical points such as Begay Windmill, Red Spot Spring, and Old Farm Spring. The terrain is marked by distinctive formations including Whirlwind Rock and Big Rock Point, while drainage patterns like Navajo Creek and the Kletha Valley Wash dictate the flow of the local topography. Transportation across this remote expanse relies on a series of numbered roads, including Indian Rte-16, Indian Rte-22, and Indian Rte-6224, which connect scattered outposts and geographic landmarks throughout the quadrangle.