2013 Map of Rabbit Ear Mountain

About this map

Rabbit Ear Mountain and the adjacent Rabbit Ear Mesa dominate this northeastern corner of New Mexico, where the high plains meet volcanic landmarks. Much of the territory is managed as part of the Kiowa National Grassland, a landscape defined by its arroyos and canyons. Watercourses like Alamos Cr and Seneca Cr have carved distinct drainage patterns through the terrain, notably at Goodin Canyon and Goodin Draw. Evidence of early settlement remains in the presence of the Wanette Cem in the northern section of the township. Modern infrastructure is limited to a few arterial routes such as State Rte 18 and Erlund Rd, which traverse the open range and leading toward the Apache Valley in the southeast.