2017 Map of Vest Camp

About this map

Vest Camp serves as a lone focal point in this high-desert portion of Chaves County, characterized by a vast system of section lines and range boundaries. This terrain is defined by its ranching infrastructure, where essential water sources like Brooks Tank provide critical support for livestock in an arid environment. The landscape is interconnected by a sparse network of unpaved transit routes, including Co Rd 161 and Co Rd 165, which navigate the township divisions of t13s r29e and t13s r30e. This survey captures the spatial organization of New Mexico's public lands, documenting the enduring footprint of grazing leases and water rights that have shaped the region's land use for generations.