2016 Map of Big Aguja Mountain

About this map

Big Aguja Mountain dominates this landscape in the Davis Mountains region, where a network of springs and tanks supports life in the high desert. Historically significant water sources like Old Camp Spring and Big Aguja Springs are scattered across the terrain, connected by primitive routes such as Ranch Rd 1832. The presence of the T and P Lake and Company Tank highlights the vital infrastructure once required for ranching and railway operations in this corner of the Trans-Pecos. The geography is defined by steep elevation changes, moving from the open expanse of Augustine Flat in the northwest to the prominent heights of Star Mtn and the deep cuts of Limpia Canyon and Catclaw Canyon. These features illustrate the traditional reliance on localized water points and the natural corridors used for movement through the mountain passes.