1966 Map of Rowe
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
Glorieta Mesa dominates the central landscape of this mid-1960s survey, where the high-altitude terrain of the Santa Fe National Forest meets the historic land divisions of the Los Trigos Grant. The settlement of Rowe is positioned in the northern portion of the quadrangle along the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad line, serving as a primary point of human activity near a local Cemetary. The topography is defined by numerous deep drainages, including Ancho Cañon and Cedro Cañon, which cut through the mesa's edge toward prominent points like Punta Pajarita. This area reflects a traditional New Mexican ranching and transit landscape, evidenced by scattered water sources like the Archuleta Ranch and specialized infrastructure such as No Agua Tank and a Radio Tower atop the high ridges.
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