2011 Map of Coffeepot Mountain

About this map

Coffeepot Mountain anchors the northwestern corner of this 2011 survey, overlooking a vast drainage network within the Sonoran Desert. The settlement of Stoa Pitk occupies the northeastern reaches of the map, situated near the headwaters of Hickiwan Wash. This ephemeral watercourse meanders southward through the arid terrain, reflecting the seasonal hydrology critical to this part of Pima County. Infrastructure in this sparsely populated area is defined by utility and transit routes, notably the east-west corridor of Pipeline Rd and the north-south alignment of Indian Rte 13. The absence of dense development highlights a landscape still governed by natural topography and ancestral land use patterns within the Tohono O'odham Nation territory.