Fisherman Intaglio

The Fisherman Intaglio is a large outline of a human figure on the desert floor about 12 mile south of Bouse just off Plomosa Road.  It was created many years ago by Native American Indians by scraping away the dark desert stones, exposing the light desert soil underneath.  The construction method used is similar to the Nazca Plain figures in Peru.

Alamo Lake

Alamo Lake State Park is a flood control and recreation reservoir located about 28 miles north of Wenden.  It is considered the secret jewel of the Arizona Outback and is stocked with numerous types of fish and hosts several fishing tournaments each year.

Parker Strip

The Parker Strip is a 17 mile stretch of the Colorado River that is between the town of Parker and the Parker Dam to the north.  It is considered a world class site for boating, water skiing and other watercraft recreation.  There are numerous campgrounds and resorts located along its length making it an ideal year round water sports playground.

About Plomosa Land

Hello, my name is Scott Aldinger and I am the founder and owner of Plomosa Land.  Plomosa Land is not a real estate company or brokerage but is the name of the website I use to sell land I own in La Paz  County, Arizona.

About Me

I am a retired Electrical Engineer who now lives in Scottsdale, Arizona.  I am not a real estate agent or broker, just a private landowner of the parcels you see for sale here.  I moved to Phoenix many years ago and spent my spare time exploring Arizona. My travels eventually brought me to the Arizona Outback (west central Arizona) and I was struck by its vast open spaces and desert mountains.  To me it was the classic example of the Old West.  Over the years I had the good fortune to acquire a number of tracts of land in central La Paz County.  The parcels for sale here are pieces from some of those original tracts.

About The Land For Sale

All of the parcels for sale here are large, natural, never developed pieces located in central La Paz county,  All are in the high growth corridor of Avenue 41E and Avenue 42E south of Highway 72.  All are flat and have 360 degree views of the surrounding mountains.  Most have paved road access, power to the property and are flat with no washes. Most have views of the Plomosa Mountains to the west, hence the name of my website, Plomosa Land. La Paz County has a total area of 4,518 square miles but only 5.3% of it is privately owned.  Very little of the privately owned land is currently for sale, and most are small, remote lots.  Lot splits are reducing the number of large parcels which makes these large tracts even scarcer.  Large parcels like these in prime areas are very rare.  All of these parcels are in their natural state.  None have been previously farmed or developed. Their location in the Avenue 41E/42E corridor make them excellent farm, development or investment properties.