1991 Map of Strayhorse

About this map

Apache National Forest defines the high-country landscape of this Greenlee County region, where deep drainages like Eagle Creek and Bear Wallow Creek carve through the high elevations. The 1991 data reflects a working mountain landscape centered on forest management and livestock, evidenced by the Strayhorse Forest Service Station, Hagen Corral, and scattered infrastructure such as the Gravel Pit and Borrow Pit. Water is the primary driver of names and activity here, with numerous cienegas—high-altitude marshes—like KP Cienega and Cache Cienega providing rare moisture in the arid Arizona interior.