2018 Map of Bisbee

About this map

The Mule Mountains define the character of this 2018 survey, where the complex mining and industrial topography of the Mule Gulch drainage is meticulously recorded. The city of Bisbee and its neighboring districts like Lowell and Warren appear alongside numerous named peaks and hills, including Sacramento Hill and Queen Hill. The map illustrates a dense network of residential streets and industrial works, most notably the Wade Hampton Pit, which reflects the area's deep-rooted copper mining heritage. Moving away from the urban core, the landscape transitions into the high-elevation terrain of Juniper Flats and Escabrosa Ridge. Local history is captured through specific landmarks such as the Evergreen Cem and the Mule Pass Tunnel, while smaller settlements like Don Luis and Tintown highlight the localized development of the district's worker communities.