2010 Map of Farley

About this map

The settlement of Farley serves as the primary hub of this high plains landscape in northeastern New Mexico, where a grid of county roads connects a series of small residential and agricultural clusters. The region's history is traced through named locales such as Bada, Fleming, and Olson, which reflect the sparse but persistent settlement pattern of Colfax County. In the north, Muller Dam represents a critical water management feature in an area defined by wide intervals between resources. Transport through the territory is anchored by State Road 193 and a network of arterial paths including County Rd A001 and County Hwy C-002. The map also identifies secondary points like McCarty, Minter, Dacy, and Beard, documenting the names of individual families or small communities that have shaped the rural character of the high desert plateau.