1967 Map of San Acacio
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
The Sangre De Cristo Grant anchors this 1967 survey of a high-altitude agricultural landscape defined by its intricate water management. The settlement of San Acacio and the nearby Viejo San Acacio are surrounded by a complex network of man-made waterways, including the San Acacio Stock Ditch No 1 and Eastdale Canal, which divert the flow of Culebra Creek to sustain the local ranching and farming economy. To the north, the San Luis Hills rise above the basin, marked by a Jeep Trail and the path of the Old Railroad Grade. This cartographic record captures the transition from historic land grant boundaries to mid-century infrastructure, featuring a Landing Strip and the Stabilization Reservoir in an area where water rights and topography are inextricably linked.
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