2012 Map of Frink NE

About this map

The Chocolate Mountains dominate the landscape of this arid desert region in Imperial County, where the topography is defined by the stark relief of mountain ranges and dry wash systems. In the southwestern corner of the quadrangle, the Coachella Canal introduces a human-engineered element to the environment, facilitating water transport through this sparse terrain. This infrastructure includes Siphon Sixteen, a specific engineering landmark along the canal's route. The map illustrates the isolated nature of this desert territory, highlighting how water management systems are essential to the geographic character of the area.