
The high-desert settlement of Cruzville sits along the Tularosa River in this mid-1960s survey of western New Mexico. This portion of the Gila National Forest is defined by its canyon systems and isolated ranching outposts, such as the Cross V Ranch and JTS Park. The landscape is dotted with water management features critical for livestock and survival in this environment, including Sawmill Tank, Birmingham Tank, and Section 5 Tank.
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