1970 Map of Valle San Antonio

About this map

Sulphur Springs and a series of geothermal Steam Wells define the western portion of this 1970s landscape, reflecting the unique volcanic geology of the region. This high-altitude terrain is dominated by the sprawling Baca Location No 1 land grant, which encompasses a sequence of sweeping mountain meadows including Valle San Antonio, Valle Seco, and Valle Santa Rosa. These open valleys are fed by a complex drainage system featuring San Antonio Creek and San Luis Creek, while the horizon is anchored by peaks like San Antonio Mountain and Cerro de la Garita. The map provides a detailed look at the land before it became more restrictive, showing various access points via Jeep Trails and the proximity to the Santa Fe National Forest and the Redondo Border.