1996 Map of Arizona City

About this map

Arizona City and the surrounding Santa Cruz Flats are defined here by a transition from organized residential planning to the open desert of the Sawtooth Mountains. This late 20th-century landscape features the residential development of Lake Towers and a nearby Golf Course, contrasting with the expansive protected lands of the Ironwood Forest National Monument to the southwest. The presence of numerous wells across the flats illustrates the vital role of groundwater management in this arid environment, while the path of Greene Wash marks the natural drainage through the terrain. To the west, the Tohono O'odham Indian Reservation boundary is clearly delineated, alongside a local Landing Strip and the small outpost of Curry Camp, showing the variety of land uses from desert recreation to tribal sovereignty.