2014 Map of College Peaks

About this map

Cazador and Poverty Flat sit at the northern edge of this high-desert landscape in Cochise County, where the valley floor meets the rising elevations of the Perilla Mountains and the Pedregosa Mountains. The terrain is defined by its arid drainage network, featuring Silver Cr, Wildcat Wash, and the prominent Blackberry Wash in the northeast. This 2014 survey captures the remote character of the region, emphasizing natural water sources such as Lower Tincup Spring and Upper Tincup Spring alongside man-made improvements like Bass Tank. High points such as North Coll Peak and the South Collge Peak provide significant landmarks for navigation. Transportation through this part of the Southwest is anchored by Az-80, which cuts diagonally across the grid of rural roads including N Cazador Trl and Circle H Ranch Rd. The inclusion of the Circle H Ranch Airport highlights the importance of private aviation in accessing these distant ranchlands and mountain passes like Saddle Gap.