2011 Map of Cox Peak

About this map

Cox Peak commands the skyline of this high-altitude landscape in western New Mexico, overlooking a network of drainages and ranching infrastructure. The terrain is defined by dry watercourses such as Flying V Draw and Z Slash Draw, which suggest a seasonal hydrology typical of the region. Evidence of cattle ranching and water management is visible at the Raino Windmill, a critical landmark for local navigation and land use. The area is intersected by several remote access routes, including Saulsberry Rd and Greens Gap Rd, which connect the isolated peaks and draws to the broader Forest Service network via Forest Rd 63. This map preserves the 2011 layout of this quiet corner of Catron County.