2014 Map of Guadalupe

About this map

Guadalupe sits as a distinct enclave within the rapidly evolving metropolitan landscape of the East Valley. This survey shows the dense residential growth of Phoenix, Tempe, and Chandler as they converge around the northern edges of the Gila River Indian Community. The landscape is defined by its water management systems, including the Western Canal, Kyrene Br Canal, and the N Br Highline Canal, which historically supported the region's agricultural transition. To the southwest, the South Mountains rise sharply from the valley floor, with Javelina Canyon and The Pointe at South Mountain marking the edge of the desert. Aviation and education landmarks are central to this era, from the specialized Stellar Airpark and Gila River Memorial Airport to the Remington College-Tempe Campus. The map provides a detailed view of the modern suburban fabric, tracing developments like The Lakes and the Village of Gila Springs.