
Mc Neal and the surrounding high desert plains of Cochise County are defined by a grid of agricultural and industrial utility in the late twentieth century. This survey reveals a landscape of dispersed ranching and infrastructure, where the seasonal flow of Whitewater Draw and Leslie Creek cuts through a terrain punctuated by a private Airport and an isolated Landing Strip. The presence of a local Cemetery and various utilities, such as a Substation and a Radio Facility, indicates a community organized around the practical needs of rural Arizona life.
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