1894 Map of Lamy

The map reveals a network of seasonal watercourses and topographic landmarks that defined early navigation, including the deep cuts of Canyon Blanco and the prominent El Cuervo Butte. Ancient springs and grazing areas are clearly identified, such as Ojo de la Vaca and Las Vegas de las Vacas, providing a detailed look at the resource-based geography of the territory before the mid-20th century. The boundary between Santa Fe and San Miguel counties cuts through the center of these canyons and mesas.