2011 Map of Buckhorn

About this map

The settlement of Buckhorn serves as the primary focal point of this southwestern New Mexico landscape, situated at the junction of several local routes. The terrain is defined by a series of drainage systems and canyons, including Sacaton Creek and Duck Creek, which flow through an area marked by livestock-related infrastructure. Ranching history is evident through features like George Clark Tank and Horse Lake Tank, while the northern portion of the sheet is characterized by more pronounced geological formations such as Little Pat Canyon and Big Pat Canyon. To the west, Hells Hole and Brown Canyon suggest the increasingly complex topography found near Horse Lake. This survey illustrates a quiet rural economy where road networks like Stevens Rd and Sacaton Rd link small outposts like Stevenson to the more established center at Buckhorn.