2011 Map of Tom Thumb

About this map

Chiulikam stands as a primary settlement point within this desert landscape, where the seasonal drainage of Sauceda Wash dictates the natural geography. The terrain is defined by distinct landmarks including the peak of Tom Thumb and the nearby Stinson Peak to the south. These features provide essential orientation in a region shaped by arid washes, including the southern reaches of Hickiwan Wash. The map documents a period of modern land management in Pima County, showing the network of local roads and the established boundaries that intersect this traditional desert environment. It serves as a record of the relationship between sparse residential settlement and the underlying topographic structure of the Sonoran landscape.