2014 Map of Cunningham Mountain

About this map

The Dome Rock Mountains dominate this high-desert landscape in La Paz County, characterized by a complex network of dry washes and prominent peaks. Cunningham Mountain stands as a central landmark, flanked by the distinct elevations of Sawtooth Mtn and Ferra Peak to the north. This terrain provided critical passage for early desert travelers, as evidenced by Copper Bottom Pass and Weaver Pass. The drainage patterns are clearly defined by the Ehrenberg Wash and La Cholla Wash, which cut through the arid plains toward the broader La Paz Valley. Local water sources like Tule Springs highlight the rare points of historical reliability in an otherwise harsh environment, while the proximity of the La Posa Plain suggests the open expanse that defines the eastern edge of this quadrangle.