
The Nicolas Duran de Chavez Grant and Belen Grant define the landscape of the Middle Rio Grande Valley as it appeared in the mid-20th century. The settlement of Belen serves as the central hub, supported by smaller communities like Los Chavez and Los Trujillos. This era shows an intricate irrigation and drainage system critical to valley agriculture, featuring the Belen High Line Canal, Old Jarales Ditch, and Gabaldon Levee.
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