Alt Text Map of Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona. Composed of spindly branches, the monument area is shown in beige with the thin blue line of Chinle Wash running through the pale green and brown ridges along each appendage. Extended Description Surrounding the monument in tan, the Navajo Indian Reservation fills the expanse of the map with mesas, creeks, and other topographical features throughout. Other points of interest are concentrated in and around the monument. This description will navigate through the roadways and monument first and end with a transcription of the legend. Roadways A few main roadways are shown in red as follows: US Route 191 zigzagging parallel to the western edge of the map; a spur of County Road 7 running from Chinle on US Route 191 to the monument; North Rim Drive/Country Road 64 forking off County Road 7 and running along the northern rim of the monument; South Rim Drive/Country Road forking to the south and running along the southern rim of the monument; and County Road 12 which intersects with North Rim Drive at Tsaile in the northeast corner of the map. Text at the north end of US Route 191 in the west reads, "To Many Farms,” while text at the south end reads, "To Ganado.” Text at the north end of County Road 12 in the northeast reads, "To State Route 191,” while text at the east end reads, "To Window Rock.” Canyon de Chelly National Monument At the western tip of the monument, the Visitor Center is encircled by Cottonwood Campground, lodging, and a picnic area. From here, the site branches eastward into two main appendages, with Canyon Del Muerto to the north and Canyon Del Chelly to the south. Sites along Canyon Del Muerto from west to east begin as follows: First Ruin, Junction Ruin, Ledge Ruin, and Antelope House Ruin. Antelope House Overlook is on a red spur off North Rim Drive. Next are the branching ridge of Black Rock Canyon, the Navajo Fortress, Standing Cow Ruin, Mummy Cave Overlook at 6,838 feet (2,084 meters) on a red spur off North Rim Drive, Mummy Cave Ruin, Yucca Cave Ruin, wheelchair-accessible Massacre Cave Overlook on a red spur off North Rim Drive, and Massacre Cave. Sites along Canyon Del Muerto are shown from west to east as follows: wheelchair-accessible Junction Overlook on a red spur off South Rim Drive; White House Overlook on a red spur off South Rim Drive; White House Ruin; White House Trail between White House Overlook and White House Ruin; Sliding House Overlook on a red spur off South Rim Drive; Sliding House Ruin; Face Rock Overlook near the end of South Rim Drive; Face Rock; wheelchair-accessible Spider Rock Overlook at 6,871 feet (2,094 meters) at the end of South Rim Drive; and Spider Rock. A few more sites appear along South Rim Drive, with Tunnel Overlook and Tsegi Overlook, which is wheelchair accessible, in the west. At a curve in the road about three-quarters of the way east, Spider Rock Campground is private. Legend Near the bottom left corner of the map, the legend shows a black dashed line for hiking trails, a brown square for cliff dwellings, and a wheelchair symbol for wheelchair accessibility. To the right, red text reads, “Travel in the canyons only when accompanied by a park ranger or a Navajo guide. The White House Trail is the only exception to this rule.” In the bottom right corner, a scale measures distances of 1 and 4 kilometers with a black line and 1 and 4 miles with a red line.