2020 Map of Coyote Hill

About this map

The international border between the United States of America and Estados Unidos Mexicanos anchors the southern edge of this Luna County landscape. The settlement of Arena sits at the junction of desert thoroughfares, marking a sparse but critical point of human presence in this arid borderland. To the northeast, the terrain rises toward the namesake Coyote Hill, while the low-lying Indian Basin defines the topography near the eastern margin. Transportation across this high-desert environment is primarily served by unpaved routes like Pol Ranch Rd and Anapra Rd, which traverse the vast township grids of T28S and T29S. The map illustrates a modern era of boundary management and rural land use along the New Mexico-Mexico line, where infrastructure is minimal and dictated by the natural drainage patterns and subtle elevation shifts of the Chihuahuan Desert.