2013 Map of Glorieta

About this map

Glorieta Pass serves as the focal point of this high-altitude landscape, where the terrain transitions from the rugged heights of Shaggy Peak down to the sprawling Glorieta Mesa. The map captures a region deeply marked by both natural barriers and human transit, illustrated by the convergence of modern interchanges and the older routes through Apache Canyon. Notable historical sites are clearly delineated, including the Glorieta Battlefield National Historic Landmark and portions of the Pecos National Historical Park. Smaller settlements and family landholdings such as Cañada de los Alamos, Garcia Ranch, and Romero Ranch are scattered across the Santa Fe National Forest. For genealogists and local historians, the presence of the Glorieta Cem and Cañoncito Cem, along with the Cañoncito Siding railroad feature, provides specific points of interest for tracing early New Mexico settlement patterns.