2013 Map of Cammak Camp

About this map

The Canadian River cuts a deep, winding path through the southern reaches of this landscape in eastern New Mexico. The terrain is defined by the significant elevation change from the high plains down to the river valley, where intricate contour lines reveal the complex erosional patterns of the drainage basin. Named locations like Collins Camp and Cammak Camp suggest the area's history as a site for ranching or seasonal operations, connected by a network of rural routes including Quay Road J and Quay Road K. To the northwest, the broad depression of Sager Draw marks another significant geographical feature, illustrating how water has historically shaped this portion of Quay County. This survey provides a look at the land division system and infrastructure just before the mid-2010s, showing the intersection of natural watercourses and the straight-line grid of the Public Land Survey System.