early 1960s. Nothing remains of the original townsite except for a few concrete foundations and the ballasted rail bed, the rails and ties having been pulled in 2006. Also nearby are remains of the former Hereford Army Airfield, a World War II-era training field for light and medium bomber pilots. Little remains other than one concrete pad and traces of the runway tarmac in the bushes. The area is known for its wildlife and outdoor activities. Hundreds of birds and butterflies migrate through this area year round. The entry turnoff to the Coronado National Memorial is located in Hereford. The Lehner Mammoth-Kill Site, a National Historic Landmark, is located nearby. Hereford has the ZIP Code of 85615; in 2000, the population of the 85615 ZCTA was 6,537. Climate According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Hereford has a semi-arid climate, abbreviated "BSk" on climate maps. Historic San Pedro House The following are images of the historic San Pedro House and Brunckow's Cabin located within the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in Hereford. See also A. A. Allen Hereford Army Airfield Miller Peak (Arizona) San Pedro and Southwestern Railroad References External links Tom and Frank McLaury Unincorporated communities in Cochise County, Arizona Populated places in the San Pedro Valley (Arizona) Cochise County conflict Unincorporated communities in Arizona