2018 Map of Ninetysix Hills SE

About this map

The Ninetysix Hills dominate this high-desert landscape in Pinal County, where drainage patterns define the geography of the Sonoran scrubland. Prominent seasonal watercourses such as Brady Wash and Tom Mix Wash cut through the terrain, directed toward the lowlands by significant elevations like Coyote Peak. For those researching land use or local history, the map documents a network of vital ranching infrastructure, including Buck Tank, Middle Tank, and South Tank, which provided essential water in this arid environment. The presence of routes like E 96 Ranch Rd and E Freeman Rd indicates the sparse but deliberate connectivity of the region. This 2018 survey detail provides an exact record of natural landmarks and resource points across the township boundaries of T7S and T8S, preserving the nomenclature of the desert washes and peaks as they were recognized in the early 21st century.