2002 Map of Gilman

About this map

The Guadalupe River and East Fork Jemez River converge near the settlement of Gilman, a landscape defined by significant land grants and tribal boundaries. This early 21st-century revision reveals the complex geography of the Cañon De San Diego Grant and the Jemez Indian Reservation, where massive mesas like Holiday Mesa and Guadalupe Mesa overlook deep canyons. The map records several vital water sources including Navajo Springs, Crow Springs, and Osha Spring, which have long sustained life in this high-elevation terrain. Dramatic geological features such as the Guadalupe Box and the heights of Pajarito Peak in the Sierra Nacimiento mark the western edge of the quadrangle. High-clearance 4wd tracks and forest roads provide the primary access through the Santa Fe National Forest, connecting remote landmarks like Deer Creek Landing to the lower Coyote Flats.