1996 Map of Outlaw Mountain

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Gleeson anchors the northern portion of this landscape, reflecting a history tied to the surrounding mineral riches as evidenced by numerous Mine Shafts and a Quarry near Maud Hill. The settlement's past is further grounded by the local Cem and its connection to the transport network via Gleeson Road. Much of the quadrangle is defined by an arid ranching economy, where survival is marked by a network of water sources including the River Windmill, Coyote Windmill, and Mesquite Tank. An Old Railroad Grade traces a path through the eastern flats, signaling a shift in the region's transport infrastructure. Rugged landmarks like Outlaw Mountain and Sugarloaf Hill rise above the basin, providing orientation across a terrain otherwise dotted with cattle tanks and remote outposts like Harmon Ranch.