Eastern Mojave Vegetation Indian Route 12, Apache County, Arizona (and New Mexico)  
 

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Literature Cited 		 Indian Route 12 runs from Round Rock south to Window Rock, passing into New Mexico for part of its route.

 

 

Other articles:
• US Highway 191:   at Round Rock;  

Round Rock

Junction: US Highway 191

Locations: Chuska Mtns.  

 Chuska Mountains to the northeast. Indian Route 12 parallels the west side of the Chuska Mountains from here south to Navajo.
  Junction: Indian Route 13, east to Lukachukai.
  Junction: Indian Route 64, west to Tsaile, and Chinle.
  Junction: Indian Route 68, north to IR 13 and Red Rock.

Locations: Chuska Mtns.  

 Chuska Mountains to the northeast. Indian Route 12 parallels the Chuska Mountains for most of its route from Round Rock to Window Rock.

Locations: Wheatfields Creek.  

 Cross Wheatfields Creek

Locations: Wheatfields Lake.  

 Wheatfields Lake
  Arizona above …
New Mexico below …
  Junction: Indian Route 72
  Junction: New Mexico Highway 134

Locations: Chuska Mtns.  

 Chuska Mountains to the northeast. Indian Route 12 parallels the Chuska Mountains from here northwest to Round Rock.

 

   

Navajo

 
  New Mexico above …
Arizona below …
  Junction: Indian Route 7, northwest to Fort Defiance and Chinle.

 

   

Window Rock

 

Other articles:
• Arizona Highway 264:   at Indian 12;  

 Junction: Arizona Route 264

Literature Cited:
- Douglass, John, Norman Meek, Ronald I. Dorn and Mark W. Schmeeckle, 2009.

Locations: Black Creek Canyon.  

 Black Creek Canyon.

As an application of their criteria-based methodology for determining the mechanism of transverse drainage development, Douglass, et al. (2009) determined superimposition as the mechanism for transverse drainage of Black Creek Canyon.

Other articles:
• U. S. Interstate 40:   at I. R. 12;  

 Junction: US Interstate 40

 

 

   

Literature Cited

  A list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
  Douglass, John, Norman Meek, Ronald I. Dorn and Mark W. Schmeeckle. 2009. A criteria-based methodology for determining the mechanism of transverse drainage development, with application to the southwestern United States. GSA Bulletin. 121(3/4):586-598. {TAS-pdf}
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Date and time this article was prepared: 8/9/2020 10:07:58 AM