The high plains where De Baca, Roosevelt, and Chaves counties converge define this corner of New Mexico. This landscape is marked by a sparse network of ranch roads and township lines, including t2s r28e and t3s r29e, reflecting the structured land management of the American West. The ephemeral White Draw provides the primary drainage through the northern reaches, while human presence is anchored by small, local landmarks like Liston Cem situated along Tinnie Rd. The road network, including San Patricio Rd and S Roosevelt Road 10, suggests a quiet, wide-open grazing region where distance is measured by county lines and local road designations like Adobe Rd.
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1954 · Fort Sumner
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1954 · Clovis
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1954 · Brownfield
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1955 · Roswell
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1958 · Brownfield
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1958 · Fort Sumner
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1958 · Clovis
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1958 · Roswell
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1962 · Roswell
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1962 · Brownfield
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