2011 Map of Crosby Springs

About this map

Cibola National Forest encompasses the high country of the Crosby Mountains in this modern topographic study of Catron County. The landscape is defined by its series of canyons, notably Slaughter Canyon and Thompson Canyon, which cut through the mountain terrain. This area represents a remote pocket of New Mexico where land use is largely dictated by water access and topography. Traces of human presence are sparse, marked by structures such as Webster Place and Baldwin Cabin, along with primitive access via Swingle Canyon Rd and various Forest Service routes.