2011 Map of Queen

About this map

Queen and its surrounding high-country landscape are captured here within the southeastern reaches of the Lincoln National Forest. This remote settlement is anchored by the Guadalupe Church Camp and the Queen Cemetery, while the broader terrain is defined by a sophisticated network of water management features essential for ranching and recreation. Numerous livestock tanks like Watkins Tank and Priestly Tank are scattered throughout the draws, alongside the industrial footprint of the Corriente Cattle Company. To the north, the Sitting Bull Recreation Area showcases the dramatic topography of the region, featuring Sitting Bull Falls and a Waterfall. The map documents a landscape where the cattle industry and public land management intersect, evidenced by the presence of the Kite Windmill and remote outposts like Putman Cabin amidst a labyrinth of canyons such as Huapache Canyon and Cottonwood Canyon.