2010 Map of Techado

About this map

The settlement of Techado sits in a high-desert landscape defined by drainage patterns and ranching legacy. This terrain is marked by prominent elevations like Hogeye Mountain and Cerro Blanco, while lower reaches are characterized by numerous arroyos including Single Mill Draw, Nations Draw, and Sonoreno Draw. The map documents a sparsely populated region where life revolves around water and land management, evidenced by isolated outposts such as Towner Ranch, Davis Ranch, and Browns Ranch. A network of local infrastructure like Hubbell Rd and County Rd A034 connects these remote sites. Notable for those tracking land use and rural history, the map also identifies localized landmarks such as Twin Windmills and named topographic features like Gobbler Knob, providing a clear look at the intersection of geology and historic ranching boundaries in Cibola County.