2017 Map of Farley

About this map

The settlement of Farley sits near the intersection of Farley Rd and State Road 193, serving as a quiet focal point in this high plains landscape of northeastern New Mexico. This 2017 survey details a region defined by its wide, open drainage patterns and a strictly organized network of section-line roads. The local hydrology is dominated by ephemeral waterways like Sand Arroyo and Wilson Arroyo, which wind across the terrain toward the east. The presence of Lanier Lake provides a rare perennial water feature in an otherwise arid environment primarily utilized for large-scale ranching. Along the eastern edge, the Colfax Co Union Co line marks the political boundary where the plains continue into the neighboring county. A dense grid of named rural routes, such as Sofia Rd, Rock Lake Rd, and Hackamore Rd, illustrates the enduring structure of the Public Land Survey System in this part of the state.