1975 Map of Hagan

About this map

Tonque Pueblo (Ruins) sits at the northern edge of this landscape, marking a historical layer of habitation along the Arroyo Tonque. The map captures an era where industry and cattle ranching defined the terrain of the Town of Tejon Grant, evidenced by the scattered Coal Mines and the presence of the Diamond Tail Ranch. The transportation network is dominated by historical infrastructure, specifically the Old Railroad Grade and the San Pedro Railroad Grade, which trace the path of earlier resource extraction through the canyons. Notable local landmarks for genealogists include the Tejon Cemetery and the Uña de Gato (Site) Cem, alongside small settlements like Hagan and Tejon. The drainage systems, including Arroyo Tejon and San Pedro Creek, carve through the complex topography that transitions into the Cibola National Forest.