2018 Map of College Peaks

About this map

Cazador and Poverty Flat anchor the northern landscape of this southeastern Arizona territory, where high desert elevations meet the foothills of major mountain ranges. The terrain is defined by the prominent College Peaks, including North College Peak and South College Peak, which rise between the Perilla Mountains to the south and the Pedregosa Mountains to the northeast. Water sources are critical markers in this arid environment, evidenced by isolated features like Bass Tank, Lower Tincup Spring, and Upper Tincup Spring. The map reveals a network of local roads and trails, such as Catador Trl and N Tufa Stone Rd, that navigate the complex topography of canyons and washes, including Georges Canyon and Wildcat Wash. This detailed 2018 record shows how modern naming and land management continue to interact with the natural gaps and peaks of the high Cochise County desert.