2010 Map of Corn Ranch

About this map

Corn Ranch sits at the northern edge of this 2010 landscape, where the Chaves County terrain begins its ascent toward Sixmile Hill in the southeast. This portion of New Mexico showcases a transitional pattern of land use, where traditional ranching geography meets emerging residential development. The northern reaches are defined by a network of rural routes such as Marly Rd and County Hwy-170, while the southern sector exhibits more modern planning. Drainage for the area is dominated by the intermittent winding course of Berrendo Creek. Near the southern border, the map reveals a more dense street grid including Tierra Grande Blvd, Las Flores Dr, and Palacio, illustrating the outward growth of residential infrastructure into the high plains landscape.