There is no resident personnel at Rainbow Bridge. For information relating to the monument write the Superintendent, Navajo National Monument, Tonalea, Ariz., who is in direct charge of the area. [Illustration: RAINBOW BRIDGE NATIONAL MONUMENT AND VICINITY] RAINBOW BRIDGE NATIONAL MONUMENT FORBIDDEN CANYON PIUTE CANYON Navajo Mountain Elev. 10,416′ RAINBOW LODGE Dunn Piute NAVAJO NATIONAL MONUMENT HEADQUARTERS AREA INSCRIPTION HOUSE RUIN INSCRIPTION HOUSE BETATAKIN RUIN KEET SEEL RUIN MARSH PASS _State Highway_ 47 Mexican Hat Kayenta To Bluff 20 Miles _U. S._ 89 The Gap Marble Canyon Cameron To Grand Canyon National Park North Rim 85 Miles To Flagstaff 51 Miles _State Highway_ 64 To Grand Canyon National Park South Rim 57 Miles To Chinle 20 Miles (Approx.) To Two Guns 75 Miles (U.S. 66) To Holbrook 80 Miles To Shiprock 105 Miles COLORADO RIVER Navajo Creek NAVAJO CANYON NAVAJO BRIDGE 467 FEET ABOVE COLORADO RIVER GLEN CANYON Lees Ferry LITTLE COLORADO CANYON San Juan River MONUMENT VALLEY Tyende Mesa Agathia Peak 6,825 Chaistla Butte Comb Ridge HOPI INDIAN RESERVATION NAVAJO INDIAN RESERVATION ECHO CLIFFS Dinnehotso Rock Point Kaibito Mormon Ridge Shonto Spring Wildcat Peak Rough Rock Tonalea (Red Lake) Tuba City Zillesa Mesa Moenkopi Plateau November 1950 RB-N.M. 7000 Many of the roads in these reservations are not always passable. Inquiry should be made before attempting a trip. U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1951—O-939554 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office Washington 25, D. C.—Price $3.75 per 100 Transcriber’s Notes —This eBook is based on a U.S. government publication which is public domain in the United States. —Corrected a few palpable typos. —Within the map, transcribed labels, and added italicized text where needed to define the context. —In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by _underscores_. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Rainbow Bridge National Monument, Utah (1951), by National Park Service