1894 Map of Santa Fe

About this map

Santa Fe serves as the hub of this high-altitude landscape surveyed in the late 1880s, where the Sangre de Cristo foothills met the growing territorial infrastructure of New Mexico. The map illustrates the town’s military and transportation roots, showing Old Fort Marcy overlooking the streets and the Santa Fe Southern R. R. entering from the west. Beyond the city, the terrain is defined by Spanish land-use patterns and indigenous heritage, including Tesuque Pueblo and the religious site of Santuario to the north.