2012 Map of Limestone Peak

About this map

Limestone Peak dominates this drainage basin in central Arizona, marking a landscape defined by an intricate network of seasonal washes and high-altitude passes. This topographic study reveals the importance of water management and transit in the arid environment, where features like Sampson Tank and The Sinks indicate localized geological formations and vital water catchment points. The terrain is bisected by the historic Aztec Pass, a natural corridor between high ground that has long served as a passage through the region's complex topography. Multiple watercourses, including Walnut Cr, Quartz Lead Wash, and Antelope Wash, converge toward the southwest, illustrating the natural watershed patterns. Human presence is noted through the run of N Williamson Valley Rd, which follows the contours of the land through the lower elevations near Mud Tank Wash and Indian Springs Wash.