2018 Map of Buckeye

About this map

Allenville sits just north of the Gila River, marking a point of established settlement amidst the agricultural expansion of the Buckeye Valley. The landscape is defined by the vital irrigation network of the Buckeye Canal, Arlington Canal, and S Extension Canal, which transform this arid region into productive land. South of the river, the terrain rises sharply into the Buckeye Hills, where Eagle Mtn stands as a prominent landmark. This 2018 survey illustrates the complex relationship between the desert floor and the managed water systems that support the area. Beyond the hills, the terrain levels out again into the broad expanses of Rainbow Valley and Little Rainbow Valley, showing the geographic diversity of the Maricopa County interior. The Farm Ag Airport in the northwest quadrant further highlights the intersection of modern aviation and the region's deep-rooted ranching and farming heritage.