2017 Map of Sibley Hole

About this map

Sibley Hole and Brushy Tank dot the arid landscape of this 2017 survey, where a strict rectilinear grid of rural roads and land divisions defines the high desert of Luna County. The map captures a moment of modern land development and resource management, with Spanish-named thoroughfares like Cam De Vivir, Bello Rd, and Nueve Rd creating a dense network of tracts ready for settlement or agriculture. The terrain remains largely open, marked by subtle elevation shifts and water features like Blanco Tank. This systematic partitioning, visible through the intersection of Palo Alto Rd and Hondale Rd, illustrates the ongoing expansion of rural infrastructure in the region, providing a detailed look at property lines and public access routes near the borders of t25s r6w and t26s r6w.