2002 Map of Loma Creston
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
The Ojo Del Borrego Grant and surrounding tribal lands define this part of Sandoval County, where complex land boundaries meet a landscape of mesas and deep arroyos. This 2002 revision, based on earlier surveys and updated imagery, illustrates the intersection of the Zia Indian Reservation, Santa Ana Indian Reservation, and Santo Domingo Pueblo Indian Reservation. The terrain is dominated by high-desert features like Santa Ana Mesa and Mesita Cocida, with drainage provided by Arroyo Arenoso and Borrego Canyon. Human presence is marked by scattered Corral sites and the northern reach of the Santa Fe National Forest, while the boundary lines of the Santa Ana Grant show the enduring influence of historic land divisions on modern topographic mapping.
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