2011 Map of Tin Mountain NW

About this map

The high desert landscape of Mohave County is defined here by the drainage patterns of McGarrys Wash and Peacock Wash, showing the region as it appeared in the early 21st century. The map centers on the infrastructure of the Round Valley Interchange, where the primary interstate corridor bisects the arid terrain. North of the highway, a network of residential and ranch access roads like Austin Rd, Hackberry Rd, and Blake Ranch Rd suggests a community of scattered homesteads and rural land divisions. Local history interest is found in naming conventions like Wilson Ranch Rd and the Sandy Hill Trl, which reflect the ranching heritage and topographic character of the valley. The presence of Pump House Rd hints at the vital water management infrastructure necessary for habitation in this part of Arizona.