In 1926 the Tungsten King Mine mined on this property. All mining and mineral rights transfer at purchase If you like Texas Canyon, don't miss this rare find. Tucked away in the seclusion of Texas Canyon in southeastern Arizona's Cochise County at the base of the Little Dragoon Mountain Range, this 40 acre private parcel of Arizona land is surrounded by state property on three sides ensuring privacy, allowing for endless miles of horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking. Includes water rights with a well producing 800 gallons of potable water a day. Utilities run adjacent to the property. Access to the property is 1.3 miles off of the I-10 interstate exit 322. Sitting at 4800' with average summer temperatures in the low 90's and the average rainfall being 14''. As you can see in the pictures provided, unique to this desert property is a small collection pond, which draws a huge variety of wildlife to the area including mule deer, fox, rabbit and quail. This acreage sits below the canyon seen in the movie Buffalo Soldiers and the infamous "hanging tree" is still alive and well. The deed to this Arizona ranch includes a patented mining claim dating to 1917 and includes all mineral and oil rights. An old crushing mill can be found in the northwest corner of the property. This property is located at the base of Texas canyon