2018 Map of Black Hills

About this map

The Black Hills rise from the desert floor within the Schuk Toak District, serving as a prominent geographical anchor for this 2018 survey of Pima County. The landscape is defined by its arid isolated peaks, including the Vaca Hills in the north and the Sil Nakya Hills to the west. Between these elevations, the topography is traversed by two primary corridors: Indian Rte 34 and Indian Rte 35, which provide the essential connection through the Sonoran terrain. This modern topographic record captures the area's sparse infrastructure, dominated by survey markers and boundary lines like t14s r7e. To the east, the distinct summit of Proctor Hill stands near the main cluster of the Black Hills, marking a point of interest for those studying the physical geography of this portion of the Tohono O'odham Nation.