2013 Map of Tolar SE

About this map

The Mesa rises as a prominent landmark in this section of Roosevelt County, overlooking the drainage of Chapman Draw which snakes through the southern and northern corners of the map. This 2013 survey captures a landscape dominated by the Public Land Survey System, with the intersections of t2n r29e and adjacent townships defining the grid of rural transit. Remote agricultural infrastructure is evidenced by the West Jog Windmills, a vital water source in this high plains environment. The terrain is largely open, marked by a systematic network of county roads including N Roosevelt Road Ave and Roosevelt Road 6, which facilitate movement between these isolated ranching and farming tracts. This map provides a clear record of land division and the sparse but essential landmarks of the New Mexico plains at the start of the twenty-first century.