2011 Map of Servilleta Plaza

About this map

Petaca Mesa and the drainage of the Rio Tusas define this high-altitude landscape in Rio Arriba County as it appeared in the early 21st century. The map reveals a land managed for water and mineral resources, notably marked by the Blowout Number 3 Mine in the northwest. A complex network of Forest Service roads, including Forest Rd 97 and Forest Rd 2850, provides access to numerous livestock and wildlife water sources such as Petaca Tanke, Servilleta Tank, and Railroad Tank. Small residential or agricultural clusters like Riverside One Through Four and Laura Crystal appear near the river, while prominent landforms like Cerro Mojino and the Comanche Rim overlook the varied terrain. This survey reflects the modern intersection of traditional ranching infrastructure and forest management in northern New Mexico.