1969 Map of Llanada

About this map

Panoche Valley defines the northern reaches of this territory, where the small settlement of Llanada sits along the road near a network of pipelines. The landscape is dominated by the high ridges of Cerro Bonito and prominent summits like Walker Peak and Meyers Peak. This 1969 field-checked survey reveals an area defined by its water sources and rugged drainages, from the winding path of Panoche Creek to the numerous named canyons like Clough Canyon, Moody Canyon, and Log Cabin Canyon. Local history and genealogy interest is anchored at the Cherry Hill Cem and by family-named landmarks including Albañez Spring, Parrot Spring, and Moody Sulphur Spring. Evidence of local industry and infrastructure appears in the form of a Landing Strip, several mines, and scattered prospects throughout the southern canyons near Pimental Creek.