2014 Map of Coffeepot Mountain

About this map

Sauceda Mountains dominate the central topography of this Pima County landscape, where deep desert canyons and ridges transition into the Hickiwan Valley to the east. The isolated settlement of Stoa Pitk sits near the northeastern edge of the survey, connected to the wider region by Bia-13 and the utility corridor of Pipeline Rd. To the west, the distinctive peak of Coffeepot Mountain stands as a primary landmark above the surrounding flats. The ephemeral drainage of Hickiwan Wash cuts through the valley floor, illustrating the water-sculpted geography of this arid environment. In the southern reaches, the foothills of the Sikort Chuapo Mountains begin to rise, marking the boundary of several distinct mountain ranges that converge in this part of the Sonoran Desert.