The Continental Divide winds through the high terrain of the Zuñi Mountains in this modern topographic study of western New Mexico. This landscape is characterized by its high-elevation water sources and rugged canyons, featuring numerous named springs such as Ojo Bonito, Aragon Spring, and Mule Spring. Within the protected boundaries of the Cibola National Forest, the map captures a network of service roads including Forest Rd 548 and Forest Svc 187 Rd, which provide access to geographical landmarks like Oso Ridge and Wild Horse Canyon. The presence of Largo Stock Tank and Temporary Stock Tank highlights the region's enduring reliance on managed water points for livestock. Along the southern reaches, lower-elevation features like Monument Lake and Laguna de la Choza appear near ranching corridors, while the small settlement of Aragon sits at the northeastern edge.
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1886 · Wingate
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1892 · Wingate
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1951 · Mt Sedgwick
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1952 · Valle Largo
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1952 · Post Office Flat
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1952 · Paxton Springs
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1954 · Saint Johns
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1954 · Gallup
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1957 · Saint Johns
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1958 · Gallup
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