1999 Map of Diablo Range

About this map

Gila Wilderness terrain dominates this landscape, showing the complex topography where the Diablo Range meets the Mogollon Mountains at the turn of the millennium. The map illustrates a high-altitude network of canyons and water sources, such as Turkey Creek and Sycamore Creek, which are essential features in this arid environment. Significant landmarks like White Pinnacle stand as navigational markers within the Gila National Forest, while named springs like McKenna Spring and Horse Spring indicate the critical locations of water for travelers and wildlife. The survey also captures the jurisdictional line between Catron and Grant Counties, crossing through remote drainage systems like Johnson Canyon and Rawmeat Creek. This 1999 revision provides a clear record of the backcountry trails and primitive water tanks, including Dry Lake Tank, used for land management and recreation.