2010 Map of Fairview Mountain

About this map

Fairview Mountain rises as the dominant topographic feature in this arid landscape of Socorro County, New Mexico. The 2010 survey highlights a sparse infrastructure, primarily defined by remote service roads like WSMR P Route 13 and critical water catchments such as Martin Tank and Ladder Tank. These features indicate the area's utility for range management or military range support, where water resources are the primary landmarks. In the southwestern portion of the map, the Poison Hills provide additional vertical relief, illustrating the typical high-desert terrain where drainage patterns and isolated peaks dictate movement across the land. The absence of residential settlements reflects the protected or utilitarian nature of this specific high-elevation environment.