2013 Map of Centerville Corner

About this map

Centerville Corner sits at the junction of NM-402 and Co Highway C-093 in a landscape defined by the drainage networks of the high plains. This northeastern New Mexico region is characterized by established ranching operations, including the Cain Ranch, Copeland Ranch, and Koger Ranch, which signify the long-standing agricultural roots of Union County. The presence of Fairmount Cem near the small settlement of Fairview provides a focal point for genealogical interest, marking the endurance of early rural communities. Local transit and cattle movement are reflected in the network of secondary routes like Robertson RD and Ione RD, while the undulating terrain is carved by seasonal watercourses such as Monia Cr, Entrania Cr, and the branching Bob Wells Cr. The topographical detail captures the transition from open range to the distinct depressions of Fullingim Draw and the South Fullingim Draw.