2013 Map of Progresso SE
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Gallinas Mountains dominate the southern landscape of this territory, where the border between Torrance and Lincoln County meets. This high-altitude ranching and forest environment is largely managed as part of the Cibola National Forest, characterized by its critical water infrastructure for livestock and wildlife. A dense network of catchment basins and windmills, such as the Sawmill Tank, Pruett Windmill, and Du-Bois Trick Tank, illustrates the essential engineering required to sustain life and industry in this arid New Mexico terrain.
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1981 · Rough Mountain
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1981 · Pino Mountain
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1981 · Progresso SW
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1981 · Pajaro Canyon
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1981 · Progresso SE
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