2014 Map of Haberstock Hill

About this map

Haberstock Hill and Smith Hill dominate the topography of this high desert region in Cochise County, where an intricate network of ephemeral drainages carves through the landscape. The northeastern portion of the map is defined by the Coronado National Forest, an area characterized by more dramatic elevation shifts compared to the alluvial fans to the west. Ranching and water management are the primary human signatures on this terrain, evidenced by numerous man-made catchments like Sauerdraft Tank, Murphy Tank, and Clay Tank. These water features, alongside natural points like Sycamore Spring and Costello Spring, indicate the vital role of water source locations in this arid environment. Transportation follows the natural contours, with major washes such as Slavin Wash and Escalante Wash influencing the placement of local roads like E Naiche Rd and N Middlemarch Rd.