1996 Map of West of Greasewood Mountain

About this map

The Graham and Cochise county border runs through this arid landscape, a region defined by agricultural water management and sparse industrial infrastructure in the late 1970s and 1990s. The terrain is marked by a network of groundwater extraction points, with numerous Wells and several Tanks scattered across the flats to support ranching and farming operations. Surface water is seasonal, evidenced by the ephemeral Ash Creek and Bar Wash, while a series of man-made Ditches indicates the movement of water to cultivated fields.