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2002 Map of Seven Springs

Name: 2002 Topographic Map of Seven Springs
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 2003
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 2003

About this map

The San Diego Grant and the Santa Fe National Forest define this landscape of deep-cut drainages and high plateaus in Northern New Mexico. The Seven Springs State Fish Hatchery is a central focal point, surrounded by a complex network of waterways including Cebolla Creek and Rio Cebolla. This area serves as a significant intersection of recreational and resource management, evidenced by the presence of Fenton Lake State Park and specialized infrastructure like a Heliport and a Geothermal Well.

Natural thermal features such as San Antonio Hot Spring and Ice Cave Spring are documented alongside established homesteads and outposts like Fenton Ranch and the small settlement at La Cueva. The rugged terrain is further articulated by numerous named canyons, including Mushroom Cañon, Largo Cañon, and School Section Canyon, indicating the historical significance of these landforms for navigation and local land use. Local transport routes like Telephone Road and Forest Road 144 provide the primary access through the timbered heights of the Cuba Ranger District.