2014 Map of Antelope Hills

About this map

Antelope Hills rise prominently from the desert floor along the divide between the San Cristobal Valley and Mohawk Valley. This 2014 topographic survey illustrates a stark, arid landscape where drainage patterns like the San Cristobal Wash define the local topography. In the western portion of the quadrangle, the Bryan Mountains anchor the horizon, while the seasonal water features at Dos Playas provide a rare interruption to the desert expanse. The boundary between Yuma County and Pima County runs vertically through the center of the sheet, cutting across open basins and alluvial fans. This map is a clear record of the region's land management divisions, showing the precise grid of township and range lines across a largely undeveloped environment.