2013 Map of Gary

About this map

Gary sits as a central point of activity along a major transportation corridor through the high desert of Hidalgo County. The settlement is positioned near Lordsburg Draw, where the landscape transitions from the broad, open stretches of the Tobosa Flats to the rising elevations of the Pyramid Mountains. This range dominates the eastern half of the map, featuring distinct landmarks such as Lee Peak, Lookout Hill, and Eightyfive Hill. The complex drainage patterns of the region are evidenced by several seasonal watercourses, including Banner Canyon and Aberdeen Draw, which cut through the mountain slopes toward the lower plains. To the south, the terrain descends into Gore Canyon, while the western edge is defined by the stark expanse of South Alkali Flat. These features reveal a classic southwestern environment where infrastructure is tightly bound to the naturally occurring gaps and passes between mountain peaks and dry lake beds.