2011 Map of Window Mountain

About this map

Gu Achi Wash and Anegam Wash define the drainage patterns of this arid landscape in the early twenty-first century, carving seasonal paths through the desert floor. The terrain is anchored by the prominent Window Mountain and its namesake feature, The Window, which provide significant vertical relief in the northwestern portion of the map. Small settlements like Oit Ihuk and Noipa Kam are situated along these natural corridors, reflecting the sparse but enduring human presence in the region. The map reveals how modern infrastructure, specifically Indian Rte 34, follows the natural contours of the land to connect these remote locales. To the east, the Noipa Kam Hills and the winding Santa Rosa Wash further illustrate the geomorphology of the Sif Oidak District, where water and stone dictate the layout of community and transit.