2014 Map of Brookbank Point

About this map

The Mogollon Rim forms a dramatic geographical boundary across this portion of the Sitgreaves National Forest, where the high Mogollon Plateau drops away toward the south. This rugged landscape is defined by a dense network of canyons, including Brookbank Canyon, Turkey Canyon, and Wildcat Canyon, which dissect the limestone and volcanic terrain. Human activity in this high-country environment is evidenced by the presence of the Baca Cem and a complex system of water management features such as Turkey Tank, Twin Tank, and Wilford Spring. Historical access routes like the Mogollon Rim Rd and Chediski Lookout Rd navigate the ridges, while State Hwy 260 provides a modern corridor through the timber. The map details numerous family-named landmarks such as Stermer Ridge and Carrizo Ridge, reflecting the area's history of ranching and forest management on the Navajo County line.