2011 Map of Dos Cabezas

About this map

The Dos Cabezas settlement sits at the heart of this landscape, flanked by the high elevations of the Dos Cabezas Mountains and the distinct Dos Cabezas Peaks. The area’s rugged character is defined by numerous drainage systems such as Mascot Canyon, Philadelphia Canyon, and the deep Happy Camp Canyon to the northeast. Transportation and ranching history are visible through a network of local routes like S Butterfield Rd, S Hurtado Ranch Rd, and the S Mascot Mine Rd, leading toward sites like Mineral Park. Water security in this arid terrain is marked by a high density of named springs, including White Rock Spring, Casa Piedra Spring, and Mexican Spring. The map reveals a transition from these mountain drainages down to the flatter lands around Rancho Sacatal, providing a record of rural Cochise County land use and geography.