2010 Map of Horse Pasture Tank

About this map

Alamito Camp and the southern Colonias Camp anchor this arid New Mexico landscape, characterized by the critical infrastructure of ranching and early prospecting. The map traces a network of drainage systems including Esteros Creek and Alamito Creek, which eventually feed toward the winding Pecos River at the southern boundary. In an environment defined by water management, features like Horse Pasture Tank, Bell Tank, and Boggie Windmill serve as essential landmarks for the local cattle industry. A notable industrial trace appears in the southwest, where a Gold Prospect indicates historical mineral exploration near Payne Ranch. The transit network is primarily composed of unpaved county roads, such as County Rd 1 and County Road 1CA, reflecting the remote, working nature of the San Miguel County terrain during this period.