
The Ko Vaya Hills and the southern slopes of the South Comobabi Mountains define this landscape within the Tohono O'odham Nation in Pima County. Small settlements are linked by a network of desert routes, including Indian Rte 34 and Indian Rte 232, which connect the communities of Ko Vaya, San Luis, and Nolic. The terrain is characterized by broad alluvial valleys such as the Gu Oidak Valley and intermittent drainage systems like Ko Vaya Wash and San Luis Wash.
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