2014 Map of Hassayampa

About this map

Hassayampa and Palo Verde anchor this landscape where the desert floor meets the fertile agriculture of the Buckeye Valley. The Gila River defines the central topography, flanked by significant irrigation works like the Arlington Canal and the Buckeye Canal. These water systems have long supported the scattered settlements and farmsteads found along roads like W Old US-80 and W Salome Hwy. South of the river, the terrain rises sharply into the Buckeye Hills, a stark contrast to the flat valley floor. Prominent landmarks such as Robbins Butte and Powers Butte stand as volcanic sentinels overlooking the floodplains. The map also documents more isolated locales like Dixie and Conger, providing a view of the rural road network and township boundaries such as t1s r5w and t2s r4w that organize this part of Maricopa County.