2014 Map of Alamo Dam SE

About this map

Cunningham Wash meanders across the arid terrain of western Arizona, defining the drainage patterns between prominent geological formations. The landscape is bracketed by the Little Buckskin Mountains to the northeast and the Harcuvar Mountains to the southeast, where Dripping Spring provides a rare water source in this desert environment. This 2014 survey documents a region largely defined by its natural topography rather than dense settlement, though human transit is marked by routes like Alamo Rd and 86th St. The broad expanse of Butler Valley occupies the western portion of the map, while Black Butte stands as a distinct landmark near the center. The map reflects a modern digital era of cartography, focusing on land management and the preservation of geographic data within La Paz County.