1967 Map of Pie Town
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
Pie Town serves as the focal point of this high-altitude landscape, situated along a prominent ridge in Catron County. The Continental Divide winds through the northeastern corner of the map, a geographic spine that dictates the drainage of numerous named features like McAllister Draw and Tres Lagunas Draw. The topography is defined by its ridge-and-canyon structure, including the playfully named Top of the World height. This 1960s-era survey captures a land of cattle ranching and scattered water resources, evidenced by the many cattle-support points like Bull Pasture Well and Seeps Well. Evidence of local aviation is present at the Nalda Ranch Landing Field, while the highway traveler is accommodated by a Roadside Park along the main east-west route through Chavez Draw.
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