2013 Map of Ingram Lake

About this map

Ingram Lake sits at the center of this northeastern New Mexico landscape, a region defined by its wide drainage networks and isolated topographic landmarks. The terrain is marked by the distinct Sombrero Butte in the northeast and the seasonal watercourses of Sauz Cr, Wilson Arroyo, and Sand Arroyo that carve through the high plains. The map illustrates a rural ranching or agricultural infrastructure, characterized by long, straight thoroughfares like Point Of Rocks Rd and Bluebell Rd that follow township and range lines. The transition between the high ground of Anderson Draw and the various arroyos suggests a complex watershed where water management and livestock movement would be central to the local economy and land use patterns during this modern era.