2014 Map of Pima
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Gila River valley serves as the central artery for this agricultural landscape, where the Graham Canal manages water distribution across the lowlands. Settlements like Pima, Bryce, Glenbar, and Kimball are concentrated along the river corridor, supported by a network of drainage washes including Markham Wash and Cottonwood Wash. For those researching family history, this 2014 survey records numerous local burial sites including Pima Cem, Bryce Cem, Glenbar Cem, Hubbard Cem, and Rogers Cem, often located near their respective namesake communities. The north-south contrast between the irrigated valley floor and the arid terrain of Rocky Flat and Wide Hollow illustrates the region's reliance on the Gila River system for settlement and industry.
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