2018 Map of McCoy Spring

About this map

McCoy Mountains rise sharply in the northeastern quadrant of this landscape, creating a distinct vertical relief against the broad, sandy expanses of the Chuckwalla Valley. This arid region in Riverside County is defined by its drainage patterns and the critical water source at McCoy Spring, a vital landmark for desert travelers and local wildlife. The map captures a largely undeveloped stretch of the Colorado Desert, where the topography transition between the valley floor and the mountain slopes dictates the flow of seasonal washes. Detailed township and range lines, such as t5s r19e and t5s r20e, provide a precise grid for those tracing land parcels or early survey routes across this remote part of Southern California.