2014 Map of Coronado Mountain

About this map

Coronado Mountain and Grey Peak dominate this high-desert terrain within the Apache National Forest, where the landscape is defined by a complex network of canyons and drainage systems. The small settlement of Granville sits near the eastern edge along US Hwy-191, serving as a rare point of habitation in a region primarily used for ranching and resource management. The intricate water infrastructure, marked by numerous named tanks and springs like the Deerhead Ranch Tanks and Tule Springs, reveals how essential water management is for life and livestock in this environment. From the Painted Bluffs to the deep recesses of Cistern Canyon, the map illustrates a transition between prominent peaks and the winding draws of Whitewater Creek and Knight Canyon. Researchers can trace old land divisions such as Spur Cross and follow the rugged boundary between Graham and Greenlee counties.