1946 Map of Malaga
USGS Topo · Published 1946About this map
Malaga sits near the confluence of the Black River and Pecos River, serving as a central hub for the irrigation and ranching operations of southern New Mexico. This mid-century survey documents a landscape defined by an extensive network of water infrastructure, including an Irrigation Canal and numerous remote watering points such as Willow Lake, Queen Lake, and Horseshoe Lake. The influence of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad is evident, paralleling the course of U. S. 285 through the river valley.
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