2011 Map of Butler Well

About this map

Cunningham Wash dictates the movement of water and travelers across this arid stretch of La Paz County, carving a wide path through the desert landscape. The map centers on the small settlement of Butler Well, a vital water source and historical junction for those navigating the rugged interior. Nearby, Camp Bouse and its prominent landmark, Camp Bouse Peak, point to the area's significance in military history, particularly its role as a secret training ground during World War II. The sparse infrastructure is defined by long, straight reaches of Mc Vay Rd and Powerline Rd, reflecting a landscape built on utility and remote operations. To the northeast, North Tank provides another essential waypoint in an environment where reliable water sources have historically determined the viability of human activity.