2011 Map of Voigt Ranch

About this map

Voigt Ranch and the settlement known as The Aztec anchor this rural landscape in eastern Arizona, characterized by a network of drainage systems and isolated cattle-ranching infrastructure. The southern reach of the sheet is defined by the winding course of Coyote Creek, which provides a vital water source for the arid high-desert environment. Local water access is further marked at Stamps Spring, a critical point for local land management and livestock in a region where reliable water sources are sparse. The layout of the land is structured by county-maintained routes, including Co Rd 4162 and Co Rd 4265, which connect these remote outposts. This 2011 survey illustrates the modern configuration of traditional ranching tracts and the enduring reliance on natural features like springs and creek beds to define property and utility in the Apache County backcountry.