2018 Map of Stone Cabin

About this map

The settlement at Stone Cabin sits at the southwestern edge of the Castle Dome Mountains in this modern survey of Yuma County. The topography is defined by the sharp transition between the alluvial La Posa Plain to the west and the high, broken terrain of the mountains to the east. Landmarks such as High Peak and the Hidden Valley Hills overlook a desert landscape where water management is crucial for survival, evidenced by the Hidden Valley Tanks and the drainage of Tyson Wash. Access through this arid environment is provided by unpaved corridors including Palm Canyon Rd, Cibola Rd, and King Rd. Geologic features are highlighted by the presence of a Natural Arch, illustrating the erosional forces that have shaped this portion of the Sonoran Desert. The map serves as a detailed record of the physical relief and desert routes that have remained relatively consistent over decades of Southwestern transit.