Water Runs to St David Springs, an Oasis in Southern Arizona St. David Springs is situated approximately 8 miles south of St. David, Arizona, and nestled within the ecologically rich and geologically diverse San Pedro River Valley. This area is encircled by several notable mountain ranges and hills and is at the confluence of the surrounding mountain drainage, contributing to its unique landscape and Abundant Water.
• Dragoon Mountains (East) • Whetstone Mountains (West) • Huachuca Mountains (Southwest) • Mule Mountains (Southeast) • Galiuro Mountains (Northeast)
For those seeking a blend of rural tranquility near the City of Tucson, St. David Springs offers a unique opportunity to develop a Lifestyle Farm Block with a custom home in a water-rich, scenic environment. The surrounding mountains and geological features not only define the scenic beauty of St. David Springs but also contribute to its ecological diversity and historical significance. 8 Miles north, St. David, Arizona, a historic community in Cochise County, was founded in 1877 by Mormon settlers. Its origins trace back to the Mormon Battalion's 1846 march through the San Pedro River Valley during the Mexican-American War. The 1887 Sonoran Earthquake The 1887 Sonoran Earthquake, with an estimated magnitude between 7.6 and 8.1, profoundly impacted St. David, Arizona, particularly its water systems.
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