2017 Map of Cerro Pomo

About this map

Cerro Pomo and the surrounding volcanic field dominate this portion of the Eastern Navajo Agency landscape, where ancient geological formations meet modern ranching and resource management. The terrain is characterized by a series of distinct peaks, including Cerro Cantina, Cerro Montoso, and the prominent Cerros de Las Mujeres. These heights rise above expansive flats like Penasco Flat and are cut by drainage features such as Deep Water Draw. Human presence is traced through a network of local roads such as Cinder Cone Rd and Mujeres View Rd, which facilitate movement between scattered water sources like Sakno Lake and Montoso Tank. The map illustrates the careful division of this high-altitude country into townships, including t6n r14w and t5n r14w, showing how public land surveys have partitioned the Cibola County wilderness.