2011 Map of Bisbee

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Bisbee and its surrounding mining-era suburbs dominate this 2011 survey of the Mule Mountains. The complex topography of the district is meticulously detailed, showing how residential clusters like South Bisbee, Bakerville, and Saginaw cling to the steep slopes of Mason Hill and Bailey Hill. The map traces the industrial heritage of the area from the notable Wade Hampton Pit and Tombstone Canyon through the canyon-bound streets of Brewery Gulch. To the southeast, the planned community of Warren and the residential layout of Huachuca Terrace contrast with the dense, older urban core. The transportation corridor through the Mule Pass Tunnel connects the city to the northern ranches, including Rileys El Encinar and Mule Mountain Ranch. This modern survey provides genealogists and local historians an exact record of property footprints and civic infrastructure, from Evergreen Cemetery to the Bisbee Municipal Airport.