
Pie Town sits along the high-elevation terrain of west-central New Mexico, a settlement famously positioned near the Continental Divide. This 1967 survey captures a landscape defined by ranching infrastructure and intermittent water sources, with numerous named wells such as Bobs Well and Wade Well scattered across the draws. The area is characterized by significant topographic features like the Top of the World ridge and the drainage systems of McAllister Draw and Tres Lagunas Draw.
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