1996 Map of West of Wahak Hotrontk

About this map

The Quijotoa Valley dominates this desert landscape within the Tohono O'odham Indian Reservation, showing a sparsely developed region in Pima County during the mid-1990s. The topography is defined by the drainage patterns of Hickiwan Wash and San Simon Wash, which flow across the arid basin floor. Infrastructure in this remote area is focused near the San Simon High Sch, where a cluster of buildings, a Well, and Sewage Disposal Ponds suggest a small community center or educational hub. To the southwest, the Gunsight Hills rise sharply from the valley floor, providing a stark geographic contrast to the surrounding alluvial plains. A lone Ditch and scattered landmarks like a Corral or Corrals point to the livestock and agricultural management necessary in this high-desert environment.