2010 Map of Tome
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Comanche Springs Archaeological District anchors the northern reaches of this Valencia County landscape, where the Rio Grande creates a lush corridor through the high desert. Settlement patterns here follow the water, with the central village of Tome hosting the Tome Post Office and the Tome Cemetery. The transition from historic agricultural life to modern educational and residential development is evident in the presence of the University of New Mexico Valencia Branch near El Cerro.
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