2014 Map of Pat Hills North

About this map

The Pat Hills rise in the southwestern corner of this desert landscape, where the high terrain gives way to a network of drainage channels in Cochise County. Water management and local cattle operations define the region's character, with named ephemeral drainages like Seven VT Draw, Cienega Draw, and Ideal Draw cutting through the arid flats. These features are vital landmarks in a territory where the Public Land Survey System grid lines divide large tracts of open range. The transit network is anchored by Az-186, which bisects the northeast, while a series of ranch-access routes including S Rancho Sacatal Rd and E Creasey Ranch Rd connect distant homesteads and operations to the main thoroughfare. In the southern half of the sheet, Pinery Cr tracks across the valley floor, illustrating the seasonal hydrography that has shaped the ranching history of this corner of Arizona.