
Rio Puerco flows through this 1961 survey of Sandoval County, cutting a deep path through the high desert of northern New Mexico. The landscape is defined by massive formations like San Luis Mesa and Bosque Grande Mesa, which dominate the central terrain. Land use here is rooted in expansive historic tracts, specifically the M and S Montoya Grant and the Ojo del Espiritu Santo Grant, where traditional boundaries intersect with modern infrastructure like a prominent Pipeline.
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