2012 Map of Mount Fagan

About this map

New Tucson stands as a primary residential cluster in the north, showing a dense street network including E Darlene Dr and E Shasta Ln that contrasts sharply with the expansive desert and ranch lands to the south. The landscape is defined by the elevation of Mount Fagan and the Empire Mountains, which drop off into a complex system of washes and canyons like Mulberry Canyon. Water management is central to the history of this arid region, evidenced by the numerous named stock tanks and natural seeps such as Ojo Blanco Spring, Mulberry Spring, and Davidson Spring. Historic land use is traced through established spreads like Andrada Ranch, Martinez Ranch, and Hillton Ranch, connected by rugged trails like E Ghost Dance Rd and E Silverstrike Trl. The presence of Cemetery Tank suggests a proximity to early burial sites, while the modest naming of The Lake highlights the significance of any perennial water source in this Pima County terrain.