2014 Map of Pozo Nuevo Well
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument dominates this desert landscape, where water and topography define the few points of human history. The eponymous Pozo Nuevo Well stands as a vital landmark in the arid terrain, while Jose Juan Tank provides another essential water catchment in a region carved by the wandering San Cristobal Wash. The topography is marked by several distinct mountain ranges, including the Bates Mountains in the northeast and the Agua Dulce Mountains to the southwest. Between these peaks lie the Quitobaquito Hills and the Cipriano Hills, illustrating the complex geological formations that have dictated travel and survival in this corner of Pima County. This 2014 survey captures the intersection of conservation lands and the ancient hydrological patterns of the Sonoran Desert.
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Editions of this 2014 Pozo Nuevo Well Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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1954 · Sonoyta
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1957 · Ajo
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1958 · Ajo
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1962 · Ajo
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1963 · Ajo
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1963 · Kino Peak
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1963 · Lukeville
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