1970 Map of Seven Springs

About this map

Rio Cebolla flows through the heart of this high-elevation landscape, where the Santa Fe National Forest encompasses a network of rugged canyons and mountain springs. The map documents the localized fishing and forestry infrastructure of the era, centered on the State Fish Hatchery and the Seven Springs Guard Sta. Private holdings like the Fenton Ranch sit alongside recreation sites such as Fenton Lake and the San Antonio Hot Spring. The drainage patterns are defined by numerous named features including Sawmill Canyon and Twin Cabins Canyon, which reflect the early logging and grazing history of the Jemez Mountains. Further south, the map captures the transition toward Cañon de San Diego and the small settlement of Redondo, providing a clear record of the watershed and mountain access points as they existed in the early 1970s.