2002 Map of Tesuque

About this map

Tesuque Pueblo serves as a central point in this northern New Mexico landscape, surrounded by the historical boundaries of the Tesuque Pueblo Grant and the Nambe Indian Reservation. The map details the local infrastructure supporting these communities, from the Tesuque Pueblo Day School and San Diego Ch to the Sewage Disposal Ponds along the Rio Tesuque. The terrain is marked by significant natural and cultural landmarks, including the distinctive Camel Rock and the Nambe Falls Reservoir fed by Nambe Falls. Residential areas and developments like South Tesuque, Chupadero, and Casas De San Juan are mapped alongside traditional land grants, showing the modern footprint of these ancestral territories at the turn of the 21st century. The complex network of arroyos, such as Arroyo Cuyamungue and Arroyo Cuma, illustrates the drainage patterns vital to this high-desert environment.