1973 Map of Haberstock Hill

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Coronado National Forest defines the northeastern corner of this desert landscape, where the terrain rises toward Smith Hill and Haberstock Hill. This 1970s survey illustrates a region shaped by ephemeral water sources and ranching infrastructure, with an extensive network of named washes such as Slavin Wash, Escalante Wash, and Clifford Wash draining the alluvial slopes. The reliance on managed water in this arid Cochise County environment is evident through numerous cattle tanks and wells, including Murphy Tank, Bennett Tank, and the Tenneco Well. Transportation in the area is limited to rugged tracks like the Jeep Trail and the more established Middlemarch Road, which cuts across the southern portion of the quadrangle. A prominent Pipeline also traverses the southwestern corner, indicating the modern utility corridors that began to cross these open range lands during the late twentieth century.