
Chimayo and its surrounding valley settlements define this high-altitude landscape where the Santa Cruz River and Rio Quemado meet. The map reveals a dense network of traditional land use and spiritual sites, including several historic burial grounds such as Nuestra Senora de Carmel Catholic Cem and El Buen Pastor Presbyterian Church Cem. To the north, the terrain rises into the Carson National Forest, characterized by numerous intricate drainage systems like Arroyo del Pueblo and Cañada Ancha. The transition from the high Mesa de la Ceja down into the populated corridors of Rio Chiquito and Cordova illustrates the historical reliance on narrow river valleys for agriculture and habitation in the arid Southwest. This modern survey provides an exact inventory of local roads and water features, tracing the complex geography of the Rio Arriba Co and Santa Fe Co border.
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