2020 Map of Ramah

About this map

Ramah and the surrounding Ramah Valley sit at a geographic crossroads where the Continental Divide meets the southern edge of the Zuñi Mountains. This modern survey illustrates the proximity of the Mormon Colony Cem to the local Ramah Reservoir, a vital water source in this arid landscape. The area is deeply carved by numerous drainages, including Burnt Mill Canyon and Togeye Canyon, which flow through the protected boundaries of the Cibola National Forest. To the south, high-relief features like Wild Sheep Mesa and Oso Ridge dominate the horizon. The presence of Mystic Bluffs Airport and a network of residential roads like Timberlake Rd and Sunrise Way reflects the contemporary settlement pattern of this rural New Mexico community while preserving access to its significant geological and ancestral landmarks.