2011 Map of Reiley Peak

About this map

Reiley Peak and the high desert terrain of Cochise County define this area of southeastern Arizona. This 2011 survey illustrates a landscape of isolated ranches and essential water management features, centered around the Froelich Ranch and the drainage systems feeding into the Sulphur Springs Valley. The topographic detail reveals a network of canyons including Box Spring Canyon, Mud Springs Canyon, and Rose Canyon, which channel seasonal runoff toward Ash Creek. Human presence is marked by a reliance on strategic water sources such as Poer Spring, Mud Springs, and the Upper Reiley Tank, alongside livestock infrastructure like Rose Tank. Local transit is limited to unpaved access like W Ash Creek Rd, reflecting the remote ranching character of the region. Prominent landmarks such as Hooker Butte and Reiley Hill stand as navigational anchors in this arid environment.