Pie Town serves as the primary landmark in this high-altitude corner of Catron County, appearing here as it stands today. The landscape is defined by the Blue Hills and Taylor Hills, characterized by subtle drainages and scattered water sources such as San Antone Lake, Flood Tank, and West Hubbell Tank. These features represent essential infrastructure for ranching and wildlife in a high-desert environment. A significant portion of the western terrain is traversed by the Continental Divide National Scenic Tr, which winds through the rugged ridges and valleys. The map illustrates a contemporary rural grid where modern street names like Sage, Ocaso Cir, and Pinon Ln meet established county thoroughfares such as Co Rd A082 and Co Rd A051.
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1954 · Saint Johns
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1957 · Saint Johns
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1958 · Saint Johns
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1962 · Saint Johns
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1967 · Omega
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1967 · Tres Lagunas
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1967 · York Ranch SE
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1967 · Red Flats
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1967 · Adams Diggings
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1967 · Blue Hills
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