2011 Map of Willcox North

About this map

Willcox serves as the primary hub of this high-desert landscape in Cochise County, anchoring a network of ranching roads and rail infrastructure. The topography is defined by prominent rises like the Circle I Hills and Spike E Hills, while the drainage of Campomocho Draw cuts through the northern flats. To the southeast, the terrain begins its ascent into the Dos Cabezas Mountains, a landmark for generations of travelers in the Sulphur Springs Valley. Transport is a central theme, with the diagonal corridor of the RR 1 railroad and the modern East Willcox Interchange facilitating movement through the region. Named ranch roads like Porters Ranch Rd and Page Ranch Rd suggest the long-standing agricultural and land-use patterns that have shaped this portion of Arizona. The small settlement of Raso marks the northeastern extent of the survey, sitting along the primary rail line.