2011 Map of Chief Butte

About this map

Forman Ranch sits at the heart of this Pinal County landscape, where an intricate network of desert washes and watering tanks supports local ranching. The terrain is defined by prominent igneous landmarks, including Antelope Peak, Panther Butte, and Three Buttes, which rise above the surrounding alluvial plains. A series of seasonal drainage systems, such as Durham Wash and Coronado Wash, carve through the earth, leading toward the Suizo Mountains in the southwest. The presence of water infrastructure like Cadillac Tank and Freeman Tank underscores the necessity of water management in this arid environment. Roads like Goff Ranch Rd and Park Link Dr provide access through the shifting elevations of Parker Canyon and toward the namesake Chief Butte at the southern edge of the survey.