2010 Map of Beef Gap

About this map

Millers and the surrounding rangelands of Brewster County are defined by a network of unimproved roads and essential water sources in this 2010 topographic survey. The landscape is dominated by the Bullis Gap Range, where the notable Beef Gap provides a natural passage through the elevated terrain. Local ranching history is evidenced by specific sites like the Espanol House and critical water catchments including Little Crenshaw Tank and Double Tank, which are vital in this arid environment. Significant drainage patterns are carved into the earth at Beef Canyon and Bear Canyon, illustrating the importance of natural topography in directing the limited water flow across this high-desert region. The sparse distribution of named points highlights a remote area where settlement is closely tied to topography and the availability of water.