2011 Map of Mohawk Mountains NW

About this map

Mohawk Pass serves as a critical natural corridor through the desert, anchoring the transportation routes that cross this Yuma County landscape. By 2011, the modern interstate system defines movement through the area, centered on the Mohawk Interchange and the small settlement at Kim. The map illustrates a harsh environment where human infrastructure, such as Stoval Airfield in the northeast corner, sits alongside ephemeral drainage systems like San Cristobal Wash. To the south, the lonely path of Mohawk Papago Well Rd suggests the historical necessity of desert water access. This survey details the desert's character, where precise road alignments like Avenue 60 E contrast with the irregular, shifting textures of the arid terrain.