2002 Map of Youngsville
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
Youngsville and Coyote anchor this landscape at the intersection of private land grants and national forest system lands. The area is defined by the massive drainage of the Rio Puerco, which flows north toward the Abiquiu Reservoir within the historical boundaries of the Piedra Lumbre Grant. To the south, the Santa Fe National Forest encompasses landmarks such as the iconic Cerro Pedernal and the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. The map reveals the infrastructure of a rural ranching and residential economy, noting the Coyote Elem Sch, the Youngsville Cem, and localized water sources like Coyote Spring and Maestas Spring. Evidence of land management is visible in the network of forest roads and specific sites such as the Serrano Cabin and Encino Corral.
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