2014 Map of Chloride

About this map

Chloride sits at the foot of the Cerbat Mountains, serving as a focal point for this high-desert landscape in the Sacramento Valley. The town's grid is dense with specific street names such as Pay Roll Ave, Bullion Ave, and Tennessee Ave, reflecting the region's deep mining heritage. Just west of the town center, Silver Hill and the Chloride Cem offer touchpoints for local genealogy and history. The surrounding terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, from the alluvial plains of the Mojave Desert to the high summits of Cherum Peak and Packsaddle Mtn. Seasonal water sources, including Putman Spring, Snicker Spring, and Lucky Boy Spring, dot the canyons and washes, providing vital landmarks in an arid environment. A complex network of drainages like Tennessee Wash and Vock Wash carve through the mountains, illustrating the natural erosion patterns of the northern Arizona desert.