2011 Map of Chupan Mountain

About this map

Chupan Mountain rises as a central landmark within the Pisinemo District of Pima County, anchored by a network of high desert basins and peaks. This 2011 survey illustrates a landscape dominated by natural drainages and significant topographic relief, where the Mesquite Mountains and Mamtotk Peak define the local horizon. The map details the expansive valley floors that separate these ranges, including the Quijotoa Valley to the north, Kom Vo Valley to the east, and La Quituni Valley in the southwest. These geological features dictate the flow of ephemeral water and the placement of local routes through the Tohono O'odham Nation territory, providing a precise look at the environment before further modern development.