2011 Map of Ko Vaya

About this map

Santa Lucia and Ko Vaya are central nodes in this Pima County landscape, where several distinct settlements are connected by a network of local roads including Indian Rte 34 and Indian Rte 30. The terrain is defined by the prominent Ko Vaya Hills and the reaching slopes of the South Comobari Mountains to the southeast. Arid drainage patterns are clearly visible through the courses of the Ko Vaya Wash and San Luis Wash, which dictate the placement of small communities like San Luis and Rincon. The presence of several distinct place names, such as Nolic and Wickchoupal, provides a clear view of the dispersed settlement patterns in this part of Arizona during the early 21st century. The map also highlights the isolation of landmarks like Picacho Peak, which stands as a significant waypoint between the established routes.