2013 Map of Hurley West

About this map

Hurley stands as a central hub in this high-desert landscape of southwestern New Mexico, defined by its grid of residential streets like Cortez Ave and Santa Rita Ave. To the north and west, the terrain rises toward Lone Mtn, where the land is carved by natural drainages including the Rio de Arenas and Cameron Cr. The presence of the Grant County Airport in the south and the Hurley Cem near the town center provides a clear view of the infrastructure supporting these copper-belt communities. Historic transportation and utility corridors, such as the Gas Line and various named routes like Rosedale Rd, highlight the connectivity between the settlements of North Hurley, Bayard, and the outlying area of Rosedale. The drainage patterns of San Vicente Arroyo and Pipe Line Draw illustrate the complex hydrology typical of this arid region.