Peacock Mountains

Peacock Mountains
Peacock Mountains Peacock Mountains in Arizona
Highest point
Peak	Peacock Peak (Arizona), center of range, ridgeline to north
Elevation	6,293 ft (1,918 m)
Coordinates	35°18′16″N 113°46′22″W / 35.30444°N 113.77278°W / 35.30444; -113.77278
Dimensions
Length	26 mi (42 km) N-S
Width	10 mi (16 km) (about 14-mi at south)
Geography
Country	United States
State	Arizona
Regions	Arizona transition zone, Mojave Desert, Sonoran Desert, Colorado Plateau and Basin and Range
County	Mohave
Communities	Valle Vista, (Hackberry) and (Kingman)
Range coordinates	35°18′59″N 113°46′33″W / 35.31639°N 113.77583°W / 35.31639; -113.77583
Borders on	Cerbat Mountains, Music Mountains-Grand Wash Cliffs, Cottonwood Mountains-Cottonwood Cliffs, Aquarius Mountains-Knight Creek, Hualapai Mountains and Hualapai Valley

The Peacock Mountains are a small, 26 mi (42 km) long ^[1] mountain range in northwest Arizona, US. The range is a narrow sub-range, and an extension north, at the northeast of the Hualapai Mountains massif, which lies to the southwest. The range is defined by the Hualapai Valley to the northwest, and north and south-flowing washes on its east border, associated with faults and cliffs; the Cottonwood Cliffs (Cottonwood Mountains) are due east, and are connected to the Aquarius Cliffs southward at the west perimeter of the Aquarius Mountains; the cliffs are a result of the Aquarius Fault, which is an extension southward from the Grand Wash Cliffs and Grand Wash Fault which crosses the Colorado River at Lake Mead, and the west perimeter of the Grand Canyon/Colorado Plateau.