Table Sequence of Landforms, Tyson Wash-La Posa Plain
The landforms surrounding the Tyson Wash section of the southern La Posa Plain:
| West Mtns North |
Tyson Wash | La Posa Plain | East Mtns North |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado River & Parker Valley La Posa Plain |
Cactus Plain La Posa Plain |
Cactus Plain La Posa Plain |
Ranegras Plain ((foothills)-Plomosa Mountains) |
| Colorado River & Colorado River Indian Reservation Tyson Wash |
xxxxxxx | La Posa Plain | Plomosa Mountains |
| Dome Rock Mountains | Tyson Wash | La Posa Plain | Plomosa Mountains |
| I-10–Quartzsite | I-10–Quartzsite | I-10–Quartzsite | I-10–Quartzsite |
| Dome Rock Mountains | Tyson Wash | La Posa Plain | New Water Mountains (abuts north of Kofa Mountains) |
| Trigo Mountains | Tyson Wash | La Posa Plain | Palm Canyon (northwest)-Kofa Mountains |
| Chocolate Mountains (Arizona) | Tyson Wash water divide |
xxxxxxx water divide |
King Valley (northern)-Castle Dome Mountains |
Three plains converge at the north of the La Posa Plain. The Ranegras Plain from the southeast contains Bouse Wash. The Cactus Plain is in the center. The three plain region is bordered on the northeast by parallel mountain ranges and valleys that are called the Maria fold and thrust belt. The entire belt region contains about thirty landforms of plains, valleys, and mountain ranges.
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