2023 Map of Cerro Alesna
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
Cerro Alesna stands as the central landmark of this McKinley County landscape, surrounded by a complex system of drainages and springs within the Cibola National Forest. The geography is defined by narrow canyons such as San Lucas Canyon and Las Yeguas Canyon that feed into San Miguel Creek and the San Isidro Arroyo. This arid high-desert terrain relies on numerous vital water sources, including San Isidro Spring, Sap Hole Spring, and the curiously named Fort Miguel Ruins Spring.
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