2017 Map of La Gotera
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
La Gotera and the surrounding high desert of Sandoval and Cibola counties are defined by a complex network of arroyos and volcanic peaks. The landscape is dominated by notable elevations such as Cerro de Jacobo and Cerro de Santa Rosa, while seasonal watercourses like Salado Cr and Cañada Salada carve through the terrain. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, the small settlements of Dos Tristes and San Antonio Valley sit near the base of the Mesita de la Madera. This map captures a rural New Mexico landscape where traditional land use and cattle ranching are supported by vital water sources like Ojo De Santa Rosa and Pino Spring. The presence of County Road 279 provides the primary transit link through this high-altitude environment, connecting isolated mesas and cañons.
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Editions of this 2017 La Gotera Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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