2018 Map of Dateland

About this map

Dateland serves as the central hub of this desert landscape in eastern Yuma County, positioned where modern transit corridors intersect with the arid expanses of the San Cristobal Valley. The settlement's residential grid is prominently displayed, featuring a network of Spanish-named thoroughfares such as Camino Del Sol and Cam Del Rojo north of the primary highway. To the southwest, the smaller settlement of Stoval marks a point along the transportation route as it traverses the valley floor. The northern boundary of the map is defined by the course of the Gila River, a critical water source that contrasts with the surrounding desert environment. Rising to the southeast, the Aztec Hills provide a distinct topographic break from the flat valley, illustrating the geological character of the region. The map captures a high degree of planned infrastructure in Dateland, including residential streets like Belmont Dr and Tamarisk Rd, reflecting late 20th-century development patterns in the Arizona desert.