2020 Map of Flying H NE

About this map

Border Hill stands as a central geographic marker in this section of the New Mexico landscape, where the high desert terrain is deeply incised by a network of dry washes and canyons. The drainage patterns are clearly defined by Pine Tree Canyon, Monument Canyon, and the sprawling reaches of Little Twin Butte Canyon and Twin Butte Canyon. These topographic features dictate the movement of water and travel across the region, leading down toward the southern edge where Crooked Cr and Crooked Canyon traverse the border between Lincoln and Chaves counties. Minimal infrastructure exists here beyond the established tracks of Co Rd E028 and Co Rd E032, reflecting a land primarily used for ranching and open-range purposes. This survey provides a precise look at the land survey system and township boundaries that define property and jurisdictional lines in the modern era.