1999 Map of Queens Head
USGS Topo · Published 2002About this map
Jewett Work Center and the Apache Creek Deaf Ranch stand as isolated points of human activity within the high-elevation canyonlands of western New Mexico. This landscape is defined by the meeting of the Apache National Forest and the Gila National Forest, where deep drainages like Hardcastle Canyon and Whiskey Creek carve through the terrain. The distribution of water is critical here, marked by numerous cattle tanks and springs such as Fitzgerald Cienega and Lee Russell Spring.
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