2014 Map of Texas Hill

About this map

Texas Hill rises as a prominent landmark above the lower Gila River valley, anchoring this desert landscape in southern Arizona. The terrain transition is sharp where the river's path meets the San Cristobal Valley, and the hydrological network is dominated by the seasonal San Cristobal Wash carving through the arid floor. Settlement patterns here are distinctly structured around the small community of Stoval in the southeast and a concentrated residential grid to the north. This residential area features a naming convention reflective of the region's cultural ties, with streets like Calle Chihuahua, Calle Juarez, and Calle Yucatan forming a tight network near Avenida Hermosillo. The map reveals the infrastructure required for desert life, including irrigation-related Canal Rd and the long-distance traverse of Palomas Rd.