2013 Map of Dora

About this map

The high plains of eastern New Mexico define this Roosevelt County landscape, where the town of Dora serves as a central hub at the intersection of Nm-114 and State Road 206. The settlement pattern follows a rigid township and range grid, evidenced by the numerous Roosevelt Road designations such as S Roosevelt Road Q and S Roosevelt Road 24 that divide the terrain into predictable sections. Local institutional history is anchored by the Po in town and the Mt Zion Cem located several miles to the north. The presence of the Ruvalcaba Dairy southeast of the village center highlights the region's agricultural character, where large-scale operations utilize the relatively level topography. This survey captures a moment when the rural road network remained essential for connecting isolated farmsteads and agricultural facilities across the expansive plateau.