2011 Map of Brushy Mountain

About this map

Brushy Mountain and Brushy Canyon anchor a remote New Mexican landscape defined by drainage networks and working ranch infrastructure. The map documents a territory where life centers on water sources and mining, featuring numerous named springs like Tub Spring and Pearson Springs, alongside livestock facilities such as Walking H Windmill and the Oliver Windmill. To the south, the terrain descends toward the Gila River and the Redrock State Wildlife Experimental Area. This 2011 survey captures the industrial footprint of the region through the Black Eagle Mine and Telegraph Mine, while landmarks like the Fairground suggest local gathering points. The distribution of tanks and camps, including Ash Creek Camp, illustrates the high-desert land management patterns of Grant County during the early 21st century.