1970 Map of Gilman

About this map

Rio Guadalupe carves through the center of this 1970s landscape, passing the small settlement of Gilman and the dramatic geological narrowing at Guadalupe Box. The area is defined by a complex intersection of land grants and tribal territories, including the Jemez Indian Reservation, Jemez Pueblo, and the expansive Ojo del Espiritu Santo Grant. This survey documents a high-altitude terrain of mesas and canyons, where jeep trails provide the primary access to remote locations like Deer Creek Landing and Pajarito Peak. Water sources are critical identifiers in this environment, with numerous named points such as Navajo Springs, Crow Springs, and Osha Spring serving as essential landmarks for land management and navigation within the Santa Fe National Forest.