1999 Map of Gallo Mountains East

About this map

The Gallo Mountains define the high country of this region within the Apache National Forest, where a complex network of canyons and water sources supported livestock and land management in the late 20th century. Named canyons like Harris Canyon, Porcupine Canyon, and Telephone Canyon carve through the high ridges, leading toward the broad expanse of Sand Flat in the south. The distribution of infrastructure such as the Davis Windmill, Sawmill Windmill, and numerous tanks like Armijo Tank and Hog Rock Pit Tank reflects a landscape meticulously developed for water access. Natural springs including Willow Spring and Pueblo Spring appear alongside modern modifications like Gallo Lake, illustrating the intersection of natural geography and forest administration.