2018 Map of Coolidge

About this map

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument stands as the archaeological anchor of this Pinal County landscape, situated just north of the expanding street grid of Coolidge. This 2018 survey illustrates a region defined by its irrigation infrastructure, where the Pima Lateral and S Side Canal support a vast agricultural patchwork between desert washes. The map details the transition from the concentrated residential blocks of Coolidge and the small community of Randolph to the outlying agricultural areas near Eleven Mile Corner and La Palma. Evidence of the area's ancient and modern reliance on water management is clear in the proximity of prehistoric ruins to modern hydrological features like the McClellan Wash. The grid system of rural roads, including W Vah Ki Inn Rd and W Kenilworth Rd, provides a clear view of land division in this part of the Sonoran Desert.