2013 Map of Corona South

About this map

The high plains and arroyos of central New Mexico define the landscape around Corona, where the town’s grid is centered near the intersection of Main St and DuBoise Ave. This 2013 topographic survey illustrates the transition from the high-desert plateau into a series of significant drainage systems that carve through the terrain south of the settlement. Water management in this arid environment is evidenced by features like Simpson Tank, while the natural topography is dominated by the expansive Gallo Canyon and Mesa Canyon. Roads such as NM-247 and Us-54 N provide the primary transit corridors through the area, with smaller arteries like Co Road A031 leading toward the deeper reaches of Bonita Canyon. The map provides a precise view of the local land divisions and the varied relief of the southern Lincoln County territory.