2014 Map of Fisher Hills

About this map

Fisher Hills dominates the southern landscape of this high-desert region, where the county line between Graham and Cochise counties cuts horizontally through the topography. This 2014 survey captures a transition zone defined by seasonal water drainage and intermittent catchments, most notably the Creighton Reservoir located just east of the primary hills. The terrain is marked by a network of dry washes and draws that dictate the local movement of water and livestock across the arid plains. Features such as Dial Wash, Willow Spring Wash, and Timber Draw highlight the natural drainage patterns, while the presence of Gold Gulch suggests the historical prospecting and ranching heritage of the Arizona borderlands. This map serves as a record of the intricate land surveying system, detailing the township and range lines that segment this vast, open territory.