2013 Map of Cerro Alesna
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Cerro Alesna rises as a prominent landmark within the Cibola National Forest, anchoring a high-desert landscape defined by deep canyons and seasonal water sources. The 2013 topography reveals a network of vital springs and catchments essential to the region's ranching history, including San Lucas Spring, San Miguel Spring, and the uniquely named Fort Miguel Ruins Spring. These features, along with Telesfors Tank and Alesna Tank, trace the movement of water and livestock through the rugged basins of San Lucas Valley and San Miguel Canyon.
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