2011 Map of Guadalupe

About this map

The settlement of Guadalupe and its Guadalupe Historic District anchor this desert landscape along the winding course of the Rio Puerco. This 2011 map reveals a region defined by scattered springs and volcanic landforms, with the Guadalupe Cemetery and the tiny settlement of Loddy positioned east of the river. The topography is dominated by prominent volcanic features like Cerro de Guadalupe and Cerro Salado, while seasonal water sources such as Aranda Tank and Ojo del Padre suggest the historical reliance on intermittent water in this arid environment. Roads like Guadalupe Rd and San Luis Rd provide the primary access through the canyon and mesa country, connecting isolated landmarks such as the Cirillio Garcia Detention Dam to the river valley floor.