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The Navajo atlas: environments, resources, people and history of the Diné Bikeyah

Goodman, James Marion., Goodman, Mary E.

Year: c1982.

Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press.

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Frontmatter

Preface and Acknowledgments

PART I: NAVAJO COUNTRY

Introduction to Part I (Maps 1 through 9)

Navajo Country: Location in the American Southwest (Maps 1, 2, and 3)

The Diné Bikeyah: Navajo Land (Maps 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9)

Administrative and Political Subdivisions (Maps 10, 11, 12, and 13)

PART II: THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

Introduction to Part II (Map 3 and Maps 14 through 25)

Elevations (Map 14)

Landforms (Maps 15 and 16)

Climate (Maps 17 and 18)

Soils and Natural Vegetation Associations (Map 19)

Topographic Profile: Black Mesa to the San Juan Basin (Map 20)

Stream Systems (Map 21)

Navajo Water Supply (Maps 22, 23, 24, and 25)

PART III: NAVAJO HISTORY

Introduction to Part III

Evidence of Prehistoric Navajo Inhabitation (Map 26)

Navajo Migrations (Map 27)

Evolution of the Navajo Reservation (Map 28)

PART IV: POPULATION

Introduction to Part IV (Graphs 1 and 2)

Rural Dwellings and Population Density (Maps 29 and 30)

Structure of the Navajo Population (Graphs 1, 2, and 3)

PART V: LIVELIHOOD, RESOURCES, AND SERVICES

Introduction to Part V

Livestock and Grazing (Maps 31, 32, 33, and 34)

Navajo Employment on the Reservation (Map 35)

Mineral Resources (Map 36)

Energy Development in Northwestern New Mexico (Map 37)

Electric Transmission Lines, Pipelines, and Railroads (Map 38)

Navajo Tribal Utilities (Map 39)

Navajo Irrigation Project (Map 40)

Medical Facilities (Map 41)

Bank Deposits (Map 42)

Educational Facilities (Map 43)

Parks and Sacred Places (Map 44)

PART VI: THE DISPUTED NAVAJO-HOPI LANDS

Introduction to Part VI (Map 45)

1977 Disposition of the Joint Use Area (Maps 46, 47, and 48)

Selected References

Index

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Title:

The Navajo atlas : environments, resources, people and history of the Diné Bikeyah by James M. Goodman ; drawings and cartographic assistance by Mary E. Goodman.

Author:

Goodman, James Marion; Goodman, Mary E

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The Navajo atlas : environments, resources, people and history of the Diné Bikeyah by James M. Goodman ; drawings and cartographic assistance by Mary E. Goodman.
Goodman, James Marion, Goodman, Mary E
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, c1982.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.03699

Subject Headings:

• Natural resources -- Navajo Indian Reservation -- Maps
• Navajo Indian Reservation -- Maps, Physical
• Navajo Indian Reservation -- Economic conditions -- Maps
• Navajo Indian Reservation -- History
• Navajo Indian Reservation -- Social conditions -- Maps

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