2012 Map of Little Wood Canyon

About this map

Mulkins Ranch serves as a primary marker of human presence in this arid corner of Cochise County, where the landscape is defined by its water management and dramatic topography. The reliance on livestock and ranching is evident through the network of scattered water sources including Government Tank, Roosevelt Tank, and the East Windmill. These features are essential survival points within a terrain carved by Little Wood Canyon and Wood Canyon. Notable geological landmarks like Rattlesnake Point and Marble Canyon dominate the southern portion of the sheet, illustrating the complex drainage patterns of the high desert. To the north, the elevation rises toward Mountain Vw, overlooking a network of ranching roads such as the Mulkins Ranch Loop that navigate the washes and springs like Little Wood Spring.