2014 Map of Little Table Top

About this map

The high desert landscape of south-central Arizona is defined by the stark separation between expansive basins and isolated volcanic peaks. Vekol Valley and Table Top Valley dominate the southern and central sections, providing a broad drainage area for the ephemeral Vekol Wash. These lowlands are framed by the prominent heights of the Table Top Mountains, including the distinct summit of Little Table Top and the dark profile of Black Mtn. The map highlights the intersection of natural and administrative boundaries, as the line between Maricopa Co and Pinal Co bisects the terrain. Modern infrastructure is sparse, represented primarily by Bia-242, while the land is further organized by the Public Land Survey System grids of t8s r1e and t9s r2e. In the far southeast, the foothills of the Vekol Mountains begin to rise from the valley floor.