Subject: United States - Southwestern
Period: 1893 (circa)
Publication: Senate Doc #68, 52nd Cong., 2nd Sess.
Color: Black & White
Size:
49.5 x 33.7 inches
125.7 x 85.6 cm
A detailed map of the Navajo Indian Reservation in northeastern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico. Shows location of irrigation ditches, springs, wells, creeks, rivers, canyons, valleys, mountains, mesas, villages, lakes and passes. Contour intervals at 1000 feet. Also depicts the routes of exploration of Lt. Brown, Lt. Suplee and Lt. Gurovits during their water supply investigations in 1892. Locates Monument Valley, Hopi Mesas, Ft. Defiance and much more. With a Notation of Executive Order that takes away part of the Navaho Reservation in Utah.
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Condition: B
Backed with archival tissue. Most of the map is very good, but the lower left area has toning, closed splits and small loss at one fold intersection.