2011 Map of Harcuvar

About this map

Harcuvar sits at the southern edge of this West Arizona landscape, where the flat basin floor meets the rising slopes of the Harcuvar Mountains and the Granite Wash Mountains. This 2011 survey illustrates the modern layout of the McMullen Valley, defined by a sparse but structured network of roads like Hall Ave and Harcuvar Dr that serve the small settlement and the Western Sky Airport. The terrain is shaped by extensive drainage systems, including the Big Granite Wash and Calcite Wash, which flow from the higher elevations of Salome Peak and Winchester Peak. A notable infrastructure feature is the Tank Pass route, which threads through the mountains, following the natural contours of the land. The presence of Canal Bank suggests the importance of water management in this arid environment, highlighting how contemporary settlement patterns in La Paz County remain tied to the surrounding topography and seasonal watercourses.