1972 Map of Bluit

About this map

Bluit stands as the primary namesake for this high plains area along the eastern edge of New Mexico. In the early 1970s and 1980s, the landscape was defined by its industrial utility and proximity to the Texas State Line, with a dense network of extraction and ranching infrastructure. Numerous Oil Wells and scattered Drill Holes indicate the sub-surface resource exploration of the era, while the Pipeline running through the eastern sections connects these fields to broader markets.