2002 Map of Canada NW

About this map

Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument anchors the southeastern landscape of this New Mexico quadrangle, showcasing a geography defined by massive mesas and narrow drainage canyons. The map documents a complex overlay of land management and ancestral territories, including the Jemez Indian Reservation and the Pueblo De Conchiti. Industrial activity is evident through the Pumice Mine and scattered Gravel Pits, situated between the dramatic rises of Horn Mesa and Oaks Mesa. These landforms funnel seasonal waters into Peralta Canyon and Bland Canyon, which cut through the Santa Fe National Forest. High peaks like Bearhead Peak and Cerro Picacho dominate the northern horizons, marking the edges of the Dome Wilderness.