The land sits in south western Arizona, just outside of the Town of Tacna. This part of the state boasts a number of features ideal for Solar or agriculture including abundant, year-round sunshine; an average of about 4 inches of rain a year; and nutrient rich soil. Also, the Colorado and Gila Rivers run through the region. More than 175 types of crops and seeds can be grown in Yuma County, the largest of these crops being lettuce. Other notable crops include lemons, melons, cotton, alfalfa, grains, cotton, dates, and wheat. The property itself features level terrain, access from Hwy 80, easy access to I-8 which is a major Southern Arizona thoroughfare between the Greater Phoenix area and California.