1985 Map of Muskhog Mountain

About this map

Muskhog Mountain and the high ridges of the Winchester Mountains dominate this mid-1980s topographic study of the Arizona landscape. Situated within the Coronado National Forest, the terrain is defined by a complex network of drainages including Davis Canyon, Rocky Canyon, and Severin Canyon. The presence of numerous livestock watering features like Stubbs Tank, Adobe Tank, and Fulghum Tank indicates the land's utility for ranching despite the high elevations and steep relief. To the southwest, the topography transitions into the relatively level expanse of Allen Flat, where Ash Creek and the South Fork meet. Early water sources such as Javelina Spring near Javelina Peak provide critical points of interest for those tracing the history of resource management and movement in this part of Cochise County.