2013 Map of Cabezon Peak
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Cabezon Peak stands as the defining volcanic landmark in this high-desert landscape of Sandoval County, which is also shaped by the intricate drainage of the Rio Puerco. This 2013 survey details a region dominated by dramatic topography, including the expansive Mesa Prieta and the gap at Abra de los Cerros. The map provides a precise look at the arroyo systems and canyons that define the local hydrology, such as Arroyo Bernalillito, Cañon Salado, and Arroyo Corrales.
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