2011 Map of Owl Head

About this map

The Kofa Mountains dominate this arid landscape in La Paz County, where the desert floor is carved by the extensive drainage systems of Alamo Wash and Red Raven Wash. Evidence of the region's mining history is anchored by the Old Alamo Mine Camp in the south-central portion of the quadrangle, reflecting an era of resource extraction in this remote corner of Arizona. Critical water sources for travelers and wildlife are documented through scattered features like Holly Seep, Wilkinson Seep, and High Tank Number Two Spring. The map also identifies Owl Head and the Kofa Monument, providing valuable geographic markers for those researching the land use and protected boundaries of the Kofa Mountains during the early 21st century.