2010 Map of Tres Hermanos SE

About this map

The arid landscape of Otero County is defined by the southeastern reaches of the Jarilla Mountains and the sparse infrastructure of the New Mexican desert. The movement of people and goods through this region is marked by a north-south rail corridor, featuring specific infrastructure such as Escondida Siding and Paxton Siding, alongside their corresponding crossings. These rail points served as vital logistical nodes in an otherwise open terrain. Settlement is represented by Olden Ranch, which sits isolated between the mountains and the railway. The transportation network is further anchored by County RD-A011, providing a glimpse into the connectivity of the high desert at the start of the twenty-first century.