2018 Map of Coyote Hills

About this map

The high-altitude drainage systems of Coyote Cr and Nutrioso Cr define this section of eastern Arizona on the edge of the Apache National Forest. Centered on the volcanic landforms of the Coyote Hills, the map illustrates a landscape shaped by both natural water sources like Horseshoe Spring and the historical transit routes of the White Mountains. The southern edge captures the residential outskirts of Springerville and Eagar, where local infrastructure such as Bronson Blvd and Rogers Ranch Rd meets the open range. Traces of earlier transportation are visible in the winding path of Old US Hwy 60, which cuts across the township lines of T9N R30E. This survey provides a precise view of the transition from the town centers to the surrounding arid terrain, marked by scattered water features like Coyote Spring that were vital to the region's ranching heritage.