1973 Map of Haberstock Hill

About this map

Coronado National Forest lands dominate the northeastern corner of this landscape, where the terrain begins its ascent into the mountains. This 1970s survey captures a quintessential Cochise County environment defined by an extensive network of ephemeral drainages, including Slavin Wash, Escalante Wash, and Clifford Wash. The distribution of water sources like Sycamore Spring, Costello Spring, and various man-made tanks such as Coyote Tank and Murphy Tank indicates a landscape primarily utilized for cattle ranching. High points like Haberstock Hill and Smith Hill serve as prominent landmarks amidst a web of transportation routes ranging from the established Middlemarch Road and Robertson Road to remote jeep trails and a significant utility pipeline cutting across the southwestern section.