2013 Map of Dalies NW

About this map

The Rio Puerco riverbed and the Cañada los Apaches drainage define the arid landscape of this southwestern Bernalillo County region. As of 2013, the area is characterized by a network of government and tribal infrastructure, with routes such as Indian Service Route 610 and Tribal Road 611 providing the primary access through the desert terrain. The absence of named settlements or heavy industrial development highlights the rural and managed nature of the land during the early 21st century. Researchers can observe the intricate topographical details of the mesas and canyons, where even the most primitive thoroughfares, such as an Unknown Dirt Rd, are meticulously recorded. This map serves as a clear record of the intersection between natural arroyos and the established transportation corridors of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and local tribal authorities.