2021 Map of Alamo Dam SE

About this map

Butler Valley forms a broad desert floor in this western Arizona landscape, positioned between the striking heights of the Little Buckskin Mountains to the northeast and the Harcuvar Mountains to the southeast. The terrain is defined by its drainage patterns, most notably the seasonal course of Cunningham Wash which winds through the western half of the territory. Isolated geological features like Black Butte rise abruptly from the basin floor, serving as distinct navigational landmarks. Human movement through this arid environment is channeled primarily along Alamo Rd, which provides access to the interior. While the landscape is largely open, the presence of Dripping Spring in the Harcuvar range indicates a vital water source that has historically anchored activity in an otherwise dry and formidable desert expanse.