2014 Map of Koht Kohl Hill

About this map

Koht Kohl Hill rises above the arid expanse of the Aguirre Valley in this modern topographic study of the Schuk Toak District. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems and water management, with seasonal watercourses like House Wash and Aguirre Wash cutting through the desert floor toward the Roskruge Mountains. The placement of Tank One Hundred Thirteen and Tank Eighty illustrates the vital role of water storage in this ranching and tribal land environment. Small settlements including Skoksonak and Quinlin are connected by roads such as Bia-35, which navigate between prominent geological landmarks like the volcanic Cerro Negro and the distinct formation of Twin Peaks. The map provides a detailed view of the cadastral grid, showing the township and range lines that organize this portion of Pima County.