2017 Map of Villanueva

About this map

Villanueva sits along a bend of the Pecos River in this detailed look at a high-elevation New Mexico landscape. The area is defined by sharp elevation changes and traditional water management, featuring a network of livestock tanks such as Cattleguard Tank and Head Quarters Tank, alongside natural features like Lagunita Springs. The terrain rises toward the north to the prominent Starvation Peak and the expansive Sombodoro Mesa, while the southern portion of the map is carved by deep drainage systems like El Cañon de Pena and El Cañon del Palo Amarillo. Much of the central and eastern territory is protected as part of the Santa Fe National Forest. This modern survey documents the complex local road network including New Rd and several county routes that provide access to the various cañons and mesas that characterize this San Miguel County geography.