
The B A B O Q U I V A R I V A L L E Y anchors this survey of the Tohono O'odham Indian Reservation, showing a landscape defined by seasonal watercourses and remote ranching settlements in the mid-1990s. The village of Haivana Nakya sits at the base of the Quinlan Mountains, where Pavo Kug Wash meets the valley floor. To the north, the small community of Schuchk and the Santa Rosa Ranch are situated near a local Sch and Cem, indicating the long-standing centers of social and family life for the region. The map tracks the drainage patterns of the Anegan Wash and San Vicente Wash as they carve through the arid terrain between the North Comobabi Mountains and the southern peaks. These desert washes and the scattered Well and Water Tank locations illustrate the vital infrastructure required for life and livestock in this portion of Pima County.
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