1972 Map of Good Sight Peak NE

About this map

The historical Butterfield Trail cuts through this high desert landscape, tracing a route across the Uvas Valley during the early 1970s. The terrain is defined by the sharp transition from the level valley floor to the prominent ridges of the Sierra De Las Uvas, which dominate the eastern half of the map. Ranching infrastructure is scattered throughout this arid environment, marked by the Pole M Ranch, Wright Windmill, and Howard Tank. To the south, Massacre Peak stands as a significant landmark along the Jeep Trail, highlighting the remote and often difficult nature of the regional travel routes. This survey also captures the political boundary between Luna Co and Doña Ana Co as it meanders through the mountainous terrain.