2011 Map of Outlaw Mountain

About this map

Gleeson sits at the northern edge of this landscape, where the naming of N Ghost Town Trl hints at the mining history that once defined this portion of Cochise County. The terrain is dominated by prominent rises such as Maud Hill and Sugarloaf Hill, with the namesake Outlaw Mountain rising to the west. This is a land shaped by the search for water in an arid environment, evidenced by a dense network of specialized infrastructure including Little Windmill, River Windmill, and Coyote Windmill. Smaller water catchments like Mesquite Tank and Frog Lake are scattered throughout, supporting the local cattle operations at Harmon Ranch. The road network, featuring W Gleeson Rd and N High Lonesome Rd, connects these isolated outposts across the desert floor.