2010 Map of Albert

About this map

Albert and the nearby Albert P O anchor this landscape in Harding County, where drainage networks and mesa topography dictate the local geography. The area is defined by the flow of Tequesquite Creek and Carrizo Creek, which carve deep paths through the terrain alongside features like Carrizo Canyon and Plum Rincon Canyon. Beyond the natural drainage of Arroyo del Alamo, the map reveals a landscape influenced by modern resource extraction and land management. Industrial labels such as Amoco Number One State F C and Amerigas Number Six Mitchell point to the ongoing intersection of energy interests and rural ranching life. This topography of Mesa Quitaras and its surrounding canyons illustrates the persistent, sparse settlement patterns of northeastern New Mexico in the early twenty-first century.