2018 Map of Tucson SE

About this map

The southeastern outskirts of Tucson are characterized by a transition from organized suburban expansion to open desert land, as seen in this 2018 survey. The landscape is defined by a rigid grid of residential streets in the north, including E Stadium Pkwy and S Kolb Rd, while the south remains largely undeveloped terrain. Small settlements or historical sidings like Wilmot and Esmond punctuate the transportation corridors, marking the path of movement through the Santa Cruz Valley. Drainage patterns are etched into the arid ground, most notably by the Atterbury Wash in the northeast. This edition documents the late-stage development of planned neighborhoods with distinctively named roads such as Coral Reef and E Diablo Sunrise Rd, providing a clear record of the modern urban boundary and its encroachment into the surrounding desert floor.