2011 Map of El Paso Canyon

About this map

Timberon occupies the northern portion of this landscape, where a dense network of mountain roads like Pioneer Dr and Sacramento Dr serves the local community. The terrain is defined by deep drainages and high points, including Culp Peak to the west. Water management in this arid environment is evidenced by the presence of Rim Tank and Womack Tank, positioned near the upper reaches of the canyons. Moving south, the map is dominated by the namesake El Paso Canyon, which winds through the territory alongside West McAfee Canyon and Wildcat Canyon. These canyons eventually converge toward the lower elevations, while the Sacramento River flows along the northeastern boundary near Arkansas Canyon. The transition from the residential planning of the north to the rugged, unnamed southern expanses illustrates the intentional settlement patterns in Otero County during the early 21st century.