2010 Map of Cerro De Corazon

About this map

Trementina and a network of high-desert arroyos define this 2010 landscape in San Miguel County. The terrain is structured by prominent landforms such as Mesa Huerfana and the namesake Cerro de Corazon, while the Conchas River flows along the southern edge. Small ranching settlements and family-named locales like Sena, Evetts, Crespin, and Gonzales are scattered across the quadrangle, connected by rural routes such as County Road C-48-A. The area’s spiritual and historical heart is reflected at the Sagrado Corazon Cemetery near Corazon Creek. This survey captures the drainage patterns of the Llano Estacado's western edge, tracing deep incisions like Cañon Uva and Cañon Indio that carve through the mesa country.