1951 Map of Agua Fria
USGS Topo · Published 1993About this map
The Caja Del Rio Plateau dominates the northwestern portion of this terrain, where the Santa Fe National Forest meets a network of arroyos and historic land boundaries. This survey documents the intersection of old Spanish land grants, including the Cieneguilla Grant and the Pacheco Grant, which provide a window into the region’s traditional land-use patterns. Along the Santa Fe River, the settlement of Agua Fria is clearly visible with its local school, Agua Fria Sch, and the San Isidro Cemetery. Transport and infrastructure of the mid-20th century are evident through features like the Old Railroad Grade and Buckman Road, alongside more modern 1990s revisions including a Drive-in Theater and the Santa Fe Municipal Golf Course near the corporate boundary.
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