2011 Map of Weimer Point

About this map

The Mogollon Plateau landscape dominates this 2011 survey, defined by a complex network of canyons and high ridges. Significant water features such as Chevelon Canyon Lake and Chevelon Creek intersect the terrain, providing a vital resource for the livestock operations evident across the sheet. The prevalence of stock tanks, including Section Twenty Tank, Potato Patch Tank, and Houck Tank, indicates a landscape managed for ranching rather than dense settlement. Human habitation is sparse, centered on locations like Tillman Ranch and the interestingly named Potato Patch. Navigation through this backcountry relies on a system of forest service roads and established routes like Wildcat Rd and St Joe Rd. The map also captures several distinct family-named or descriptive landmarks, such as Weimer Point, Saint Joe Ridge, and Possum Point, which serve as primary orientation markers in this canyon-heavy environment.