2023 Map of Summit
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
Animas Valley defines the southern reach of this New Mexico landscape, where the drainage of Railroad Wash cuts through the northern terrain near the Summit Hills. This modern survey reveals a ranching geography structured by water access and isolated track roads. Named watering points such as Summit Tank, High Lonesome Tank, and Three Mills Tank are vital markers for land management in this arid corridor of Hidalgo County. The road network, including Double M Ranch Rd and Rafter J-L Ranch Rd, highlights the ongoing pastoral use of the basin, providing a clear view of how large-scale ranching operations utilize the natural topography between the hills and the valley floor.
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