This is the sixth batch of work done in Page Arizona and its surroundings. For a change of pace, this batch is almost totally out on the Navajo Reservation along Coppermine Rd (Navajo Rt 20).

This is the fifth batch of work done in Page Arizona and its surroundings. All of the areas are now separated and the perimeters can be stitched together and light up as one area but they cannot be merged and generate 7 errors for some unknown reason.

This is the fourth batch of work done in Page Arizona and its surroundings. Work is continuing on trying to fix the commercial and residential areas. Trying to connect segments with different relations of the same type area is a nightmare.

This is the third batch of work done in Page Arizona and its surroundings. Work is continuing on trying to fix the commercial and residential areas with the industrial already finished.

This is the second batch of work done in Page Arizona and its surroundings. The big problem has been the various landuse areas that cover almost the entire city. If these are not put in right at the start, it has taken a week trying to correct them later.

This the first batch of work done in Page Arizona and its surroundings with no particular attention to the Navajo Nation. The initial work done here is quite good whether in the early mapping or on what was sent to the tiger file, most likely both.

This is the second batch based almost totally in Navajo and Coconino Counties and the Navajo Indian Reservation. Even though you can easily walk to Utah from there, work has moved to the Page AZ area because of a strong earlier familiarity with that area.

This is the first batch based totally in Navajo and Coconino Counties and on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Work is wending back to the west to avoid crossing into UT and NM so often. The more familiar you are with the area, the better the mapping.

This is the ninth batch based totally in the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations in Navajo and Apache Counties. Continuing on about the monsoon season in AZ, how do we tag this? Seasonal=wet_season explains reason why most streams are intermittent here.

This is the eighth batch based totally in the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations in Navajo and Apache Counties. All but a handful of streams in Northern Arizona are intermittent mainly because of what the locals call the monsoon which runs in July-August

This is the seventh batch based totally in the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations in Navajo and Apache Counties. A much better term for these wonderful people is Amerinds which can stand for American Indians, or better yet, American Indigenous People.

This is the sixth batch based totally in the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations in Navajo and Apache Counties. Whomever entered these roads into the Tiger files many years ago did a terrible job since the roadbeds they need are often far away.

This is the fifth batch based totally in the Navajo Indian Reservation in Navajo and Apache Counties. There are very few tanks here and hardly any intermittent streams on the topographic map so adding a few of each when in plain sight.

This is the fourth batch based totally in the Navajo Indian Reservation in Navajo and Apache Counties. The vast majority of roads here have no names or numbers so we cannot supply what does not exist.

This is the third batch based totally in the Navajo Indian Reservation. Originally it was all in Navajo County but there has been some leakage into Apache County this time.

This is the second batch based totally in Navajo County and in the Navajo Indian Reservation. There has been some discussion about how to abbreviate road names if at all. Our edits conform to the U.S. Post Office Publication 28.

This is the first batch based totally in Navajo County and in the Navajo Indian Reservation. Most of their roads were imported from the Tiger database which is infamous for not having the road go into its obvious road base and that deviation can be large

This is the sixth batch based in Coconino National Forest in Coconino and Navajo Counties. This batch is almost entirely to updating our database with changes on the Navajo Indian Reservation which is given little attention on other maps.

This is the fifth batch based in Coconino National Forest in Coconino and Navajo Counties. Only with the help of the OSM community was this and the previous batch able to upload because something in the data triggered error messages never seen before.

This is the fourth batch based in Coconino National Forest in Coconino and Navajo Counties. Often times when uploading batches, the editor flags problems never worked on so that is a big help in cleaning up all the problems.