2014 Map of Reid Valley

About this map

The Bill Williams River winds through this desert corridor, serving as the natural boundary between Mohave and La Paz counties. To the south, the Buckskin Mountains dominate the elevation, while the Rawhide Mountains rise to the north, framing the namesake Reid Valley. The landscape is etched by seasonal drainage systems like Mississippi Wash, which feed toward the river's main channel. Settlement patterns are sparse and focused on ranching access, evidenced by the presence of Johnson Ranch Rd and Lincoln Ranch Rd. Industrial history is represented by Bernard Mine Rd, which provides transit into the higher elevations of the mountains where mineral extraction once defined the local economy in this remote corner of Arizona.