2011 Map of Kupk

About this map

Vamori Wash and a network of desert drainages define this Pima County landscape, where small settlements sit along the vital corridor of Indian Rte 24. This 2011 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey details the community of Kupk at the foot of the Kupk Hills, illustrating the desert's drainage patterns and scattered outposts like Tonuk Vo and Chicli-Vo. The terrain is shaped by broad alluvial fans and washes, including the San Luis Wash and Murk Kui Wash, which originate from higher elevations such as South Mountain. The map provides a clear picture of the arid environment of the Gu Oidak Valley, recording the precise placement of local landmarks like Chiweton Hill and the settlement of Chuwut Murk during the early 21st century.