2018 Map of Amado

About this map

The Santa Cruz River corridor south of the Pima-Santa Cruz County line is defined by a landscape of desert washes and rugged peaks. Settled areas like Amado, Agua Linda, and Arivaca Junction follow the path of the Interstate 19 corridor, which parallels the river valley. The western edge of the quadrangle rises into the Tumacacori Mountains, where features such as Diablito Mtn and Diablito Spring mark the high ground within the Coronado National Forest. This modern survey captures the drainage patterns of the region, specifically Old Junction Wash and Sopori Wash, alongside industrial sites like the Tubac Shakur SST. Local landmarks such as Patterson Tank and Toros Spring highlight the critical role of water sources in this arid terrain, while ranch roads like W Marley Ranch Rd and W Sopori Ranch Rd branch out toward the foothills.