2014 Map of Wildhorse Mountain

About this map

The San Pedro River serves as the central artery of this high-desert landscape in Cochise County, cutting through the San Pedro Valley between the western Little Rincon Mountains and the prominent heights of Wildhorse Mountain. This 2014 survey documents a region defined by its hydrology and traditional transit routes, such as N Cascabel Rd which follows the river's eastern bank. Notable for local family history, the Apodaca Cem is situated on a plateau overlooking the river valley, a small human footprint in a landscape of rugged drainages like Kelsey Canyon and Palomas Wash. Toward the southern edge of the map, the terrain constricts at a feature appropriately named The Narrows, while vital water sources such as Palomas Spring and Diamond Spring are marked against the arid slopes.