2010 Map of Bonner Lake

About this map

The Fort Sumner Valley defines this portion of the De Baca County landscape, where the wide corridor of the Pecos River meanders southward through a network of rural irrigation and county roads. Infrastructure such as the Fort Sumner Main Canal highlights the area's agricultural foundations, carrying water from the river to the surrounding valley. In the eastern reaches, Taiban Creek joins the drainage system, while distinctive landforms like the Mesita Negra and the southern Cañon Blanco break the level topography of the high plains. The southeastern corner is anchored by Bonner Lake, a significant water feature in this arid region, connected to the broader valley by a grid of local routes including County Rd 2-30 and County Rd 2-1.