2014 Map of Little Horn Peak

About this map

Little Horn Peak and its neighboring Little Bighorn Peak dominate this arid landscape within Maricopa County. The terrain transitions from these prominent elevations into the expansive Harquahala Plain to the southwest. The presence of the Big Horn Mountains in the southeastern quadrant underscores the geological complexity of the region. Water drainage patterns are defined by the Pump Mine Wash in the northeast, providing a rare topographical marker in an otherwise dry and open desert environment. This area, largely defined by its public land survey grids including t5n r9w and t4n r9w, illustrates the characteristic isolation of the Arizona desert interior. The lack of established settlements or major infrastructure highlights the region's preservation as a wilderness area, focused primarily on natural landmarks and drainage corridors.