2014 Map of Whitlock Peak

About this map

Whitlock Peak stands as the primary landmark in this high-desert landscape, situated along the county boundary where Graham and Greenlee counties meet. The terrain is defined by a series of significant drainage systems, including Stocks Canyon and Gillispie Canyon to the north, and Old Camp Canyon near the southern edge. These dry washes and canyons suggest a history of seasonal water management in a demanding environment, evidenced by the scattered catchment features like Big Tank and Tank Number Five. To the east, the Bobcat Hills rise above the surrounding flats, while the broad expanse of Whitlock Valley stretches across the southwest. The presence of Sands Draw and Round Mountain Draw indicates the complex alluvial patterns that have shaped this portion of southeastern Arizona.