1990 Map of Lobo Hill NE

About this map

Red Canyon Ranch sits within a landscape defined by dramatic topographical relief and arroyo systems in this New Mexico survey. The terrain is marked by seasonal drainage features such as Chavez Draw and Rattlesnake Draw, which transition into the more significant canyon formations to the south and east. Human activity is evidenced by a distributed network of water sources, including Antelope Well and Keen Well, essential for ranching in this arid environment. Industrial markers like several Prospect sites and Gravel Pits suggest a history of resource extraction. A prominent Pipeline and a local Radio Tower reflect the modern infrastructure that overlays the traditional ranching boundaries of Red Canyon, where a Levee provides local water management near the ranch headquarters.