1990 Map of Brushy Mountain

About this map

Brushy Mountain dominates the center of this terrain, where the high ridges of the Gila National Forest drop toward the southwestern canyons of New Mexico. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of Ash Creek and the Middle Gila River, revealing a history of seasonal range use and small-scale prospecting. Local history researchers will find evidence of ranching operations and water management through labels like the Walking H Windmill and Crows Nest Windmill, alongside remote outpost locations such as Ash Creek Camp and Slate Creek Camp.