2018 Map of East of Buck Peak

About this map

Cabeza Prieta Mountains anchor the southern reaches of this corner of Yuma County, their steep, craggy profiles contrasting with the broad, arid expanses to the north. This terrain is defined by the sweeping Mohawk Valley, which occupies much of the central and northern sections of the map, and the western edge of the Tule Desert in the southeast. These names are reflective of the harsh environment and the early travelers who navigated this section of the Arizona desert. The map captures a landscape largely shaped by natural drainage patterns and the isolated Devil Hills, offering a detailed view of the topography before any significant modern encroachment or development altered these remote public lands.