2013 Map of Bishop Cap

About this map

Organ Mountains terrain dominates the northeastern portion of this landscape, giving way to the dramatic prominence of Bishop Cap and Pyramid Peak to the west. This high desert environment is defined by a network of drainage systems, including Mossman Arroyo and Vado Arroyo, which cut through the arid flats between the summits and the scattered hills like Booker Hill. The land is sparsely developed, with the primary human footprint appearing as a grid of named ranch and access roads such as Lord Ranch Dr and Anzio Rd. This 2013 survey illustrates the intersection of rugged topography and large-scale land divisions, including t24s r3e and t25s r4e, showing a region where natural features like Peña Blanca and Rattlesnake Ridge remain the most significant landmarks on the terrain.