2002 Map of Tecolote
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
The Tecolote Grant and Las Vegas Grant define the complex historical land boundaries of this San Miguel County landscape. Following the path of the Santa Fe National Historic Trail, the map documents a corridor of long-standing settlements that emerged along the transportation route and the drainage of Tecolote Creek. Small communities and distinct locales such as Bernal, Serafina, Chapelle, and the Santa Ana (Site) are captured alongside topographic landmarks like Starvation Peak. The terrain is marked by high mesas and deep canyons, including Tres Hermanos Cañon and Cañon Pino Real, within the Santa Fe National Forest. This 2002 revision provides a detailed look at the rural infrastructure of northern New Mexico, from local Grave sites and Cem locations to the network of unimproved roads and landing strips that serve these isolated mountain valleys.
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