Scott Warren Geography

  • Map published in D.T. MacDougal (1908), “Across Papaguería,” Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, 40(12): 705-725.
  • How to Get to Ajo. In “Where Summer Spends the Winter,” Ajo Chamber of Commerce, 1960s.
  • Border Patrol Checkpoints and Land Management Areas, 2015. Map by Scott Warren.
  • Sonoran Desert Biosphere Reserve Economic Development Region. Map by International Sonoran Desert Alliance.
  • Proposed Borderlands Conservation Management Area, 1994. Map by Diane Sylvain in High Country News.
  • Indian Claims Commission Settlement Area for Tohono O’odham (Papago) Nation. In Edward Stiles (1976), “Papago Tribe…” Tucson Daily Citizen, 22 March.
  • Military Airspace and Training Areas in Southern Arizona. In “Thunder Overhead: Understanding Jet Noise” (2024), Luke Air Force Base.
  • Recovered Human Remains in Southern Arizona, 1999-2018. Map by Humane Borders.
  • 2016-2017 Recovered Human Remains and Location Where Volunteers were Cited for Leaving Water, 2017.
  • Cabeza Prieta Game Range and Luke-Williams Air Force Range, 1964.
  • Boundaries proposed for a Sonoran Desert National Park, 1965. Includes Organ Pipe Cactus NM, Cabeza Prieta GR, and Tinajas Altas area. In Sonoran Desert National Park: A Proposal, 1965 May. U.S Department of the Interior, National Park Service Southwest Region.
  • Wilderness Proposal for Cabeza Prieta Game Range, 1980.
  • Bureau of Land Management and Adjacent Areas. Map by The Wilderness Society.
  • Portion of USGS Map, for Kirk Bryan’s “Routes to Desert Watering Places…,” 1922. Showing Ajo, Old Ajo, Levy’s Ranch and other important settlement sites.
  • Portion of Ajo Quadrangle, 1932. Including community sites at Chico Shunie, Darby Well, Childs Ranch-Hotshot, Clarkston/Rowood, Mexcian Town, Ajo, and Gibson. (Childs Ranch-Ten Mile not shown.)
  • Directions to Ajo Mine Overlook. Phelps Dodge Promotional Material.
  • American Town Area of the Ajo Company Town, 1927. From Arizona State Library Archives, Phoenix.
  • Mexican Town Area of Ajo Company Town, 1918. From Arizona State Library Archives, Phoenix.
  • Plan for Clarkston, 1916 (in Sam Clark Papers, University of Arizona Special Collections). Layered on 2024 Google Earth image to show where townsite was located (green lines are mining claim boundaries).
  • Plan for the New Company Town at Ajo by Kenyon and Maine, 1910s. Showing American Townsite, Mexican Townsite, and Indian Townsite. In David Gebhard (1986), “Ajo, Arizona’s Garden City,” Triglyph (4): 33-44.
  • O’odham Lands. Map from Karl Jacoby (2008), Shadows At Dawn, under Creative Commons License at webhelper.brown.edu/giovi/Aravaipa/