2017 Map of Gary

About this map

The settlement of Gary sits at the heart of this high-desert landscape in Hidalgo County, anchored by a prominent transportation corridor that cuts diagonally across the basin. To the east, the rugged topography of the Pyramid Mountains rises sharply, featuring distinct peaks such as Aberdeen Peak, Lee Peak, and Lookout Hill. The mapping reveals a complex network of drainage systems, including Lordsburg Draw and Aberdeen Draw, which navigate the arid terrain between the mountains and the low-lying Tobosa Flats. Local infrastructure is marked by specialized routes like Banner Mine Rd, pointing to the region's historical ties to mineral extraction. Further south, the landscape transitions into canyon country with Banner Canyon and Gore Canyon providing deep relief against the surrounding plains, while the presence of Slough Tank highlights the vital, though sparse, water management features necessary for life in the New Mexico desert.