2011 Map of Friendly Corners

About this map

Friendly Corners and the surrounding Pinal County landscape are defined by an extensive network of irrigation and water management features vital to this desert environment. The Greene Canal cuts across the northern half of the region, flowing toward the Santa Cruz River which appears in the northeastern corner. Agricultural infrastructure is central to the area's identity, evidenced by the Arizona State Farm Labor Camp and several named water sources such as Big Tank, Coffee Tank, and Morris Tank. A rigid grid of rural roads, including S Sunshine Blvd and S Picacho Blvd, organizes the territory into large parcels, while Continental Ave provides a primary east-west corridor. To the south, the Old Well Corral stands as a marker of the area's pastoral history amidst the developing road network.