The Kin Nizhoni Archaeological District sits north of the village of San Mateo, anchoring a landscape defined by its deep mining history and seasonal water management. This high-altitude desert region is marked by extensive mineral extraction, including the San Mateo Mine, Johnny M Mine, and various Uranium Prospects. Ranching interests are represented by the Marcus Ranch and Lee Ranch, where life revolves around vital water sources like Bridge Spring and San Mateo Reservoir. The road network, including the San Mateo Main St and Jesus Mesa Rd, connects these remote industrial and agricultural sites across the mesas and canyons. From the Palo Verde Group mines in the north to the Bajios Largo in the south, the map illustrates the 21st-century footprint of energy production and cattle raising in Cibola County.
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1883 · Mt. Taylor
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1886 · Mt. Taylor
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1892 · Mt. Taylor
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1899 · Mt. Taylor
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1957 · Lobo Springs
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1957 · Ambrosia Lake
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1957 · Mount Taylor
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1957 · Dos Lomas
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1957 · Grants
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1958 · Albuquerque
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