2011 Map of Coyote Peak

About this map

Coyote Peak rises as a prominent landmark in this arid stretch of La Paz County, anchored by the jagged profile of the Little Horn Mountains to the south. The landscape is defined by its drainage patterns and lonely desert corridors, where Cementosa Wash cuts across the southwest corner. Transportation in this part of Arizona relies on a handful of long-distance desert tracks, including Hovatter Rd and the Vicksburg Rd, which converge and cross the open terrain. The mapping of Royal Arch in the southeast quadrant provides a specific point of interest for those tracking natural geological formations. This 2011 survey reflects the enduring character of the Sonoran landscape, where modern roads follow traditional routes through wide basins and along the edges of volcanic ranges.