2018 Map of Coyote Peak

About this map

Coyote Peak rises as a prominent landmark above the northern reaches of the Little Horn Mountains in this desert landscape of La Paz County. The terrain is defined by the transition from the broad, relatively flat Ranegras Plain in the northeast to the complex ridgelines and canyons of the south. Significant geological features such as the Royal Arch and Natural Arch are identified within the mountain range, indicating a landscape sculpted by erosion. Transport through this arid corridor is maintained via primitive routes, notably Hovatter Rd and Vicksburg Rd, which navigate the foothills and desert floor. Drainage for the region is primarily captured by the south-trending Cementosa Wash, which cuts through the southwestern section of the range. The mapping highlights the intersection of several townships, including t1n r14w and t1n r13w, showcasing the land division system within this remote part of Arizona.