2014 Map of Hickiwan

About this map

Hickiwan sits at the northern edge of this high-desert landscape, where Bureau of Indian Affairs routes converge near the peaks of the Tohono O'odham Nation. The settlement is anchored by the proximity of Hickiwan Peak and the expansive Hickiwan Valley, which transitions southward into the Quijotoa Valley. Transport in this arid corridor relies on several key thoroughfares, including Bia-34 and Bia-17, which navigate the terrain carved by the seasonal Hickiwan Wash. To the west, the distinctive profile of Black Circle Mtn rises above the valley floor. This 2014 survey documents a territory defined by its traditional land divisions, showing the township and range boundaries of t12s r2w and t13s r1w as they intersect the natural drainages and rocky outcrops typical of the Sonoran region.