2014 Map of Bisbee NE

About this map

Bisbee and the neighborhood of Warren anchor the southwestern corner of this Arizona landscape, situated at the base of the Mule Mountains. This terrain is defined by its mining-era heritage and high-desert relief, where drainage systems like Mule Gulch and Gold Gulch have carved deep paths through the hills. The map illustrates a transition from the structured residential blocks of the historic mining settlements to the more dispersed ranching and rural roads of the east. Notable landmarks such as Gold Hill, Black Knob, and Cintura Hill rise above the surrounding valleys, while seasonal waterways like Glance Creek snake through the lower elevations. The road network, including Az-80 and local routes like W Double Adobe Road, reflects a land shaped by both topographical necessity and the logistics of early 21st-century desert living.