2014 Map of Tin Mountain

About this map

Tin Mountain and the high desert terrain of the Cottonwood Mountains dominate this Mohave County landscape, where elevation changes dramatically across the Cottonwood Cliffs. The 2014 survey documents a network of rural ranch roads, including Tammany Hill Rd and Randy Ranch Rd, which navigate the foothills and alluvial fans. Water sources are vital but sparse in this arid environment, marked by sites like Faculty Springs and Mesquite Thicket Spring. To the south, the terrain descends toward the drainage of Knight Creek, which is paralleled by Knight Creek Rd. The presence of the Aquarius Mountains in the southeast corner further illustrates the complex geology of this portion of Arizona, where seasonal waterways like Willow Cr and Cottonwood Cr have carved distinct paths through the high plateaus.