
The eastern expanse of the San Luis Valley meets the high elevations of the Rio Grande National Forest in this 1922 survey. The lower elevations are defined by a network of irrigation canals and early agricultural settlements such as Capulin, Guadalupe, and Antonito. Local social life centers on institutions like Bowen Church and the Bronson School, while the southern reaches show the Denver and Rio Grande Western RR winding through the terrain near the Toltec Section House.
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