
Ramah and the neighboring residential community of Timberlake anchor this modern-era study of the New Mexico high country. Situated along the boundary of McKinley and Cibola counties, the landscape is defined by the Zuñi Mountains and the Continental Divide, where high-altitude drainages like Cebolla Creek and Dan Valley Spring carve through the sandstone terrain. The map captures the spiritual and aviation history of the valley, featuring the Mormon Colony Cem and Ramah Cem, alongside the Mystic Bluffs Airport.
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