1981 Map of Buehman Canyon

About this map

Coronado National Forest lands dominate this topographical landscape, defined by a complex network of canyons and water sources used for ranching and resource management. Deep drainages like Alder Canyon and Buehman Canyon cut through the high elevations of Davis Mesa, where a system of isolated tanks and wells supported seasonal livestock operations. Local landmarks such as Brush Corrals and the Burleson Well indicate the area's pastoral utility, while a marked Prospect and several Pipeline corridors suggest ongoing interest in the region's mineral and energy potential. Springs like Cottonwood Cove Spring and Mesquite Flat Spring serve as critical hydrological points in this arid environment, often found near the steep walls of Edgar Canyon.