2014 Map of Aguila Mountains NW

About this map

Aguila Mountains rise sharply along the eastern edge of this 2014 survey, providing a stark topographical contrast to the broad San Cristobal Valley that dominates the western landscape. This part of Yuma County is characterized by significant relief, where the jagged peaks of the mountains overlook the desert floor. To the north, the Aztec Hills emerge as a distinct cluster of high ground, separated from the primary range by a corridor of lower terrain. The map meticulously documents the Public Land Survey System grid across this arid region, including divisions for t8s r12w, t8s r11 1/2w, and t9s r11w. This layout reflects the systematic partitioning of the Arizona desert into townships and ranges, marking out the vast, open spaces between the mountain clusters.