TUCSON

NOGALES NACO DOUGLAS

SELLS

AJO

PHOENIX

SASABE

YUMA

PIMA

YUMAPINAL

COCHISE

MARICOPA

GRAHAM

GILA

LA PAZ

SANTA CRUZ

GREENLEE

APACHENAVAJO

0 25 50Miles

1999 - 2009 RECORDED MIGRANT DEATHS, USBP RESCUE BEACONS, AND HB WATER STATIONS

Tohono O'odham Nation

Organ PipeCactus

National Monument

Cabeza PrietaNational Wildlife Refuge

Barry M. Goldwater Bombing Range

Gila RiverIndian Reservation

San CarlosIndian Reservation

CoronadoNationalForest

San Xavier Indian

Reservation

Ak-Chin IndianReservation

Salt River IndianReservation

BuenosAiresNWR

Humane BordersFronteras Compasivas243 W. 33rd StreetTucson, AZ 85713520-398-4744www.humaneborders.orgMigrant Death Data Sources:

Arizona Land Resource Information SystemSouthern Arizona Data Services ProgramSurface Management Data Published, 1988

Spatial Data Sources:

*Humane Borders has deployed equipment for 73 stations at remote, strategic locations in Mexico and the USA.

*The map reports deaths recorded by the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office, United States Border Patrol, Cochise County Medical Examiner's Office, and Yuma County Sheriff between October 26, 1999 and October 28, 2009.

BLM

CoronadoNational

Forest

Ironwood ForestNational Monument

This map shows a total of 1755 deaths.*Some points indicate more than one death.

USBP Rescue BeaconWater Stations*

Migrant DeathsSurface Management

BLMMilitaryNPSNational Wildlife RefugeNative AmericanStateUSFSWilderness Area (BLM or USFS)

San MiguelEl Tortugo

Pima County Medical ExaminerUnited States Border PatrolCochise County Medical ExaminerYuma County Sheriff