Colorado, New Mexico, west Texas, & southern Wyoming Regional Raised Relief Maps

These vinyl raised relief maps measure about 32 inches wide by 21 inches high. The scale is 1:250,000, which is approximately four miles to the inch. The topography has two to one vertical exageration—which means the mountains are represented as twice as high proportionally as they are in real life. All include topographic contours at 200 foot intervals (except where noted otherwise). They are quite detailed and show such features as roads, railroads, airports and landing strips, county boundaries, woodlands, mines, orchards, oil wells, water features and more. Each covers two degrees of longitude wide, one degree high. You can buy adjacent maps and make a striking mosaic of them to cover just the regions you are interested in most. Click here for an index to regional raised relief maps stocked. This will show you which maps are adjacent. They are based on the latest USGS maps—and as such, they are quite dated (note dates in descriptions below). You buy these for the topography, not for current roads and park boundaries! All are published by Hubbard Scientific. If having one of these maps sent to Alaska or Hawai'i, please read shipping page before ordering! Suggested retail price is $28.50. Your price: $25.65
	Albuquerque, New Mexico The title city is located in the lower right side of the map, and includes a portion of the Rio Grande and all of the Jemez River. Major topographic features shown include Chaco Mesa, San Mateo Mountains (in which Mount Taylor is located), Mesa Prieta, Sierra Nacimiento, Jemez Mountains, Sandia Mountains, and Ortiz Mountains. Towns depicted include Pueblo Pintado, Milan, Armijo, Bernalillo, White Rock, Los Alamos, and Espanola. Land reserves on the map include several units of Chaco Canyon National Monument, Bandelier National Monument, parts of Cibola National Forest and Santa Fe National Forest. The legend for this map has a mistake: It states that the contour interval is 200 feet when actually it has a contour interval of 50 meters. Bordered by latitudes 37 and 38 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1983. Item #NI 13-1. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Aztec, New Mexico Shows north-central New Mexico, dominated by mountains and hills within Carson National Forest, Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation, and Santa Fe National Forest. The title town of Aztec is at the extreme left side of the map toward the top, with Bloomfield just below. Other settlements labeled include Dulce, Nageezi, Lybrook, Espanola, and Los Osos. Also shows a part of Chaco Canyon National Monument, Navajo Lake State Park, El Vado Lake State Park, and Heron Lake State Park. Bordered by latitudes 36 and 37 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1980. Item #NJ 13-10. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Carlsbad, New Mexico This map covers an area of southern New Mexico stretching from Alamogordo in the upper left to the town of Carlsbad at center right. Other towns located on the map include Artesia, and Loving. The longest stretches of highway shown on the map are parts of US 82 and US 285. Major topographic features include Sacramento Mountains, part of Tularosa Valley, Rio Penasco, Guadalupe Mountains, and Pecos River. Also labeled and bounded are parts of Lincoln National Forest, Fort Bliss McGregor Range Expansion, and Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Bordered by latitudes 32 and 33 degrees, longitudes 104 and 106 degrees. Published 1972. Item #NI 13-11. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Cheyenne, Wyoming This map covers the southeastern corner of Wyoming (and even a few miles into Nebraska), a region of high plains and low mountains and hills. The most prominent physical features depicted include Laramie River, Sheep Mountain, Jelm Mountain, Wheatland Reservoir No. 2, Laramie Mountains, Sherman Mountains, Chugwater Creek, Horse Creek, Lodgepole Creek, and Crow Creek. The cities, towns, and communities on the map include Rock River, Bosler, Laramie, Filmore, Red Buttes, Tie Siding, The Summit, Buford, Chugwater, Little Bear, the state capital Cheyenne, Archer, Burns, Carpenter, Pine Bluffs, Albin, Meriden, La Grange, Hawk Springs, Yoder, Huntley, and Lyman. Federal lands on the map include Bamforth National Wildlife Refuge, Sheep Mountain Federal Game Refuge, Hutton Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Medicine Bow National Forest, Pole Mountain Military Reservation, and Francis E Warren Air Force Base. The region is bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees, and longitudes 106 and 104 degrees. Published 1962. Item #NK 13-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 *This map has been discontinued by the manufacturer and we bought the last of their stock. If you want one, get it before it sells out for good!*
	Clifton, Arizona This map is no longer available. About evenly split between Arizona and New Mexico, this quad shows the eastern parts of Fort Apache and San Carlos Indian Reservations, parts of Apache and Gila National Forests, and the towns of Clifton, Morenci, Alpine, Nutrioso, and more. Prominent mountains depicted include Mount Ord, Baldy Peak, Escudilla Mountain, Rose Peak, Gila Mountains, Tularosa Mountains, and Mogollon Mountains. Bounded by latitudes 34 and 33 degrees, and longitudes 110 and 108 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NI 12-9 No longer available: discontinued by manufacturer!
	Cortez, Colorado The right half of this map covers the southwestern corner of Colorado, the left half the southeastern corner of Utah. Includes Mesa Verde National Park, Dolores River, Abajo Mountains, the Utah portions of the Navajo Reservation, and portions of Manti-LaSal, San Juan, and Uncompahgre National Forests. Towns covered include Monticello, Blanding, Dove Creek, and Mancos. Bordered by latitudes 37 and 38 degrees, longitudes 108 and 110 degrees. Published 1969. Item #NJ 12-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock)
	Craig, Colorado Covers a portion of northwestern Colorado at the Wyoming border. The main physical features on the map include Yampa River, Axial Basin, Danforth Hills, Elkhead Mountains, Williams Fork Mountains, Steamboat Lake, Sierra Madre, Park Range, Gore Range, Independence Mountain, Medicine Bow Mountains, Owl Mountain, Rabbit Ears Range, and the Colorado River. The region includes parts of Routt National Forest, White River National Forest, Arapaho National Forest, and Roosevelt National Forest, and also includes Steamboat Lake State Park. Cities, towns, and communities on the map include Lay, Craig, Juniper Hot Springs, Hamilton, Axial, Meeker, Hayden, Mount Harris, Columbine, Clark, Steamboat Springs, Oak Creek, Phippsburg, Yampa, Kings Canyon, Cowdrey, Walden, Hebron, Larand, Gould, Rand, Kremmling, Troublesome, Parshall, and Hot Sulphur Springs. Some of the most important highways on the map include US 40, state 13, state 789, state 131, state 134, state 14, state 125, and state 127. The map is bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees and longitudes 108 and 106 degrees. Published 1974. Item #NK 13-10. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Denver, Colorado The title city is in the upper center of this map, which extends as far west as Keystone and Fairplay, as far north as Boulder and Brighton, as far south as Hartsel and Calhan, and as far east as Deer Trail and Simla. Other important cities on the map include Evergreen, Westminster, Arvada, Lakewood, Aurora, Englewood, Littleton, Castle Rock, Franktown, Elizabeth, Monument, Watkins, Bennett, Strasburg, and Byers. The region includes parts of Roosevelt National Forest, Arapaho National Forest, and Pike National Forest, plus Golden Gate Canyon State Park. Important physical features include Vasquez Mountains, Clear Creek, Grays Peak, Mount Evans, Platte River Mountains, Tarryall Mountains, Puma Hills, Rampart Range, Cherry Creek, Black Forest, Antelope Flats, and Big Sandy Creek. The region is bounded by latitudes 40 and 39 degrees and longitudes 106 and 104 degrees. Published 1978. Item #NJ 13-2. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (out of stock)
	Douglas, Arizona Shows the borderland country bisected by the Arizona-New Mexico border with about a third of the map covering (but not quite covering, read on) Mexican territory. This covers the extreme southeastern corner of Arizona and the “heel” of New Mexico in the extreme southwest of that state. Although the mountains and hills on the Mexican side are shown in raised relief, no other details are shown. Cities and towns located include Bisbee, Warren, Douglas, Animas—and not much else in this sparsely populated region. Other geographic features shown include the south end of the Dragoon Mountains, Mule Mountains, the central and southern portions of Chiricahua Mountains (including the south portion of Chiricahua National Monument), Pelloncillo Mountains, Animas Mountains, Little Hatchet Mountains, and Big Hatchet Mountains. Bordered by latitudes 31 and 32 degrees and longitudes 108 and 110 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NH 12-3 Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Durango, Colorado The San Juan Mountains are the most important topographical feature in this region of southwestern Colorado. The title town of Durango is near the lower left corner; San Luis Valley is partially shown on the right side. The map also includes the towns of Pagosa Springs, Monte Vista, Del Norte, Center, Antonito, and many smaller communities. Besides the San Juans, the map shows the Garita Mountains, parts of the Animas River, and the headwaters of the Rio Grande. While none of the maps in this series is up-to-date, this one is particularly dated, at over 50 years old. (Newer versions are not available.) An annoying feature of this map (if you choose to be annoyed by such things) is that it was compiled before complete records for forest cover were mapped. Sections of the map which are certainly forested omit the green tint which represents woodlands, and the result is that it looks like the forests end or suddenly begin at strict north-south and east-west lines. These undoubtedly follow the borders of the larger scale 15-minute quads from which the base map was compiled. (No, this map is the best made of its kind, there are no improved alternatives available.) Bordered by latitudes 37 and 38 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1953. Item #NJ 13-7 Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; unlikely to restock before end of summer or later)
	El Paso, Texas The majority of this map is almost blank, since no details for the Mexican side of the border are provided, other than raised relief for the mountains. On the US side is lower central New Mexico, an almost unihabited area with the only town being Columbus. At the northeast side of the map is westernmost Texas, dominated by the city of El Paso and the southern portion of Fort Bliss. Other features shown are Tres Hermanas Mountains, West and East Potrillo Mountains, Franklin Mountains, and Biggs Air Force Base Bordered by latitudes 31 and 32 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1967. Item #NH 13-1. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Emory Peak, Texas Big Bend National Park is the largest named feature on this map, covering about a third of the left side. Emory Peak at over 7825 feet is the highest shown. At the left side is the region preserved within the east half of Big Bend Ranch State Park (not named on the map). The Rio Grande forms the border between Texas and Mexico here as it does throughout; the Mexican side of the border is almost blank except for the coordinate grid, though raised relief is provided to show Mexico's mountains as well as those on the US side. Also shows Chisos Mountains, Santiago Mountains, and Green Valley. Bordered by latitudes 29 and 30 degrees and longitudes 102 and 104 degrees. Published 1977. Item #NH 13-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Fort Stockton, Texas The title town is in the upper middle portion of this map, with the next largest town, Alpine, toward the lower left quarter. Other towns shown are Balmorhea, Fort Davis, Marathon, Sanderson, Dryden, and Bakersfield. Also includes the Barrilla Mountains, Del Norte Mountains, Glass Mountains, and a part of the Davis Mountains. Bordered by latitudes 30 and 31 degrees, longitudes 102 and 104 degrees. Published 1973. Item #NH 13-6. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Gallup, New Mexico The left half of this map is dominated by Arizona portions of the Navajo Reservation, but also including the northern half of Petrified Forest National Park. The right half shows New Mexico portions of the Navajo Reservation, portions of the Zuni Reservation and Cibola National Forest. Cities and towns covered include Ganado, Window Rock, Zuni, and of course Gallup. Bordered by latitudes 35 and 36 degrees, longitudes 110 and 108 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NI 12-3. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Grand Junction, Colorado This map straddles the Utah-Colorado border, in roughly the center. The most prominent physical features on the map are East Tavaputs Plateau and Grand Valley. Other important features are Green River, Uintah Basin, Hill Creek, Willow Creek, Roan Cliffs, Book Cliffs, Cathedral Bluffs, Piceance Creek, Roan Creek, Colorado River, and Grand Mesa. Also on the map are the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation, Colorado National Monument, and small parts of White River national Forest and Grand Mesa National Forest. The most important cities and towns on the map are Mack, Loma, Fruita, Rhone, Appleton, Grand Junction, Orchard Mesa, De Beque, and Grand Valley. The map is bounded by 40 and 39 degrees latitude, and 110 and 108 degrees longitude. Published 1969. Item #NJ 12-3. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Greeley, Colorado About 40% of the map is mountainous, the rest is plains. The region includes Rocky Mountain National Park; parts of Roosevelt, Routt, and Arapaho national forests; part of Colorado State Forest, Loveland Mountain Park, and Shadow Mountain National Recreation Area. Important cities and towns on the map include Granby, Grand Lake, Estes Park, Lyon, Livermore, Wellington, Fort Collins, Loveland, Campion, Berthoud, Longmont, Boulder, Rockport, Nunn, Ault, Eaton, Lucerne, Windsor, Greeley, La Salle, Johstown, Milliken, Gilchrest, Platteville, Evanston, Frederick, Dacono, Erie, Fort Lupton, Hudson, Kersey, Keenesburg, Grover, and Goodrich. The region is bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees, and longitudes 106 and 104 degrees. Published 1976. Item #NK 13-11. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	La Junta, Colorado Covers the southeast corner of the state, plus a half-inch strip at the right extending into Kansas. The area does not have a great deal of relief: less than 3500 feet between the highest and lowest points. This western plains region does have an interesting canyon system, most notably Purgatoire River and its tributaries. Mesa de Maya is another prominent feature on the map. Towns depicted include La Junta (at top left), Kim, Pritchett, Springfield, and Walsh. Major roads crossing the map include US 160/state 100, US 287/state 59, and a stretch of US 350. Bordered by latitudes 37 and 38 degrees, longitudes 102 and 104 degrees. Published 1964. Item #NJ 13-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Las Cruces, New Mexico This shows the title city in the middle lower portion of the map; also shows the town of Deming in the lower left corner. Interstate 25 runs down the middle more or less parallel to the Rio Grande. Other towns on the map are San Lorenzo, Hillsboro, Nutt, Caballo, Hatch, Fort Seldon, La Mesa, and Anthony. Other features on the map include White Sands National Monument, Cookes Range, Caballo Mountains, San Andres Mountains, Black Range, Mimbres Mountains, Sierra de las Uvas, and Florida Mountains. Parks and reserves shown are portions of Gila National Forest, City of Rocks State Park, Rock Hound State Park, most of Caballo Lake State Park, and San Andres National Wildlife Refuge. Bordered by latitudes 32 and 33 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1971. Item #NI 13-10. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Leadville, Colorado This region includes Colorado's highest peak, Mt. Elbert. Other mature physical features include Grand Hogback, Big Mountain, White River, Flat Tops, Colorado River, North Mamm Peak, part of Grand Mesa, Crystal River, Elk Mountains, Roaring Fork River, Red Table Mountain, Hardscrabble Mountain, Castle Peak, Eagle Valley, Mt. Powell in the Gore Range, Blue River, Williams Fork Mountains, Sawatch Range, Tenmile Range, and Mosquito Range. Most of the area is within these National Forests: White River, Grand Mesa, Gunnison, Arapaho, and Pike. Cities, towns, and other communities on the map include Rio Blanco, Rulison, Rifle, Silt, Plateau City, Collbran, New Castle, Chacra, Devereux, Glenwood Springs, Satank, Carbondale, Redstone, Marble, Dotsero, Burns, State Bridge, Gypsum, Eagle, Wolcott, Edwards, Vail, Emma, Basalt, Snowmass, Meredith, Thomasville, Woody Creek, Aspen, Ashcroft, Climax, Leadville, Malta, Kobe, Granite, Radium, Heeney, Silverthorn, Dillon, Frisco, Breckenridge, Alma, and Fairplay. Bounded by latitudes 40 and 39 degrees, longitudes 108 and 106 degrees. Published 1977. Item #NJ 13-1. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Marfa, Texas The title town is just barely on the map, in the far east side. The only other significant town in this region is Valentine. Since most of the west side of the map is in Mexico, and no detail is provided of the Mexican side of the border in this series, the left half is blank. It does show raised relief for the mountains in Mexico. The mountains shown on the Texas side of the Rio Grande include Quitman Mountains, Eagle Mountains, Sierra Vieja, Davis Mountains, and Cuesta del Burro Mountains, and Lobo Valley. Also shows the McDonald Observatory. Bordered by latitudes 30 and 31 degrees, longitudes 104 and 106 degrees. Published 1975. Item #NH 13-5. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Moab, Utah This map is bisected by the Utah-Colorado border. The left half shows most of Canyonlands National Park, all of Arches National Monument (now a National Park), and the La Sal Mountains of Manti-La Sal National Forest. The right half is dominated by Uncompahgre National Forest and the Uncompahgre Plateau. Towns shown include Moab, Delta, and Nucla. Bordered by longitudes 110 and 108 degrees, latitudes 38 and 39 degrees. Published 1969. Item #NJ 12-6 Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Montrose, Colorado This region is more or less centered on the city of Gunnison and the Gunnison River. It includes Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (a National Monument when the map was made, and marked as such); parts of Grand Mesa, Gunnison, Uncompahgre, San Isabel, and Rio Grande national forests; Corecanti National Recreation Area; and the cities and towns of Cedaredge, Hotchkiss, Paonia, Crawford, Olathe, Montrose, Ridgway, Ouray, Crested Butte, Gunnison, Sargents, Buena Vista, part of Salida, and Saguache. Some of the important physical features depicted include Oak Mesa, Peach Valley, Uncompahgre River, Log Hill Mesa, Uncompahgre Peak, Blue Mesa Reservoir, West Elk Peak, Taylor Park, Mt. Oxford, Mt. Harvard, Mt. Yale, Mt. Princeton, Shavano Peak, Arkansas River, Cochetopa Hills, and San Luis Valley. The region is bounded by latitudes 39 and 38 degrees, and longitudes 108 and 106 degrees. Published 1977. Item #NJ 13-4. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; unlikely to restock before end of summer)
	Presidio, Texas This quad has detail on only about 1/5 of the area, the portion in Texas. The remainder is all in Mexico, which is left blank, though raised relief for the mountains there is provided, as well as coordiante tick marks. The little border town of Presidio is one of the few population centers in the area. The western portion of Big Bend Ranch State Park is covered, but is not labeled on the map. Other features include Chinati Mountains, Cienega Mountains, Alamito Creek, and US highway 67. Bordered by latitudes 29 and 30 degrees and longitudes 104 and 106 degrees. Published 1969. Item #NH 13-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Pueblo, Colorado This map is centered on the Canon City area, and is baout half mountainous, half plains. Prominent physical features on the map include Pikes Peak, Arkansas River Canyon, royal Gorge, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Wet Mountains, San Luis Valley, and Wet Mountain Valley. Important conservation areas on the map include Pike National Forest, Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, San Isabel National Forest, Rio Grande National Forest, and Red Canyon County Park. Some of the important cities, towns, and communities on the map include part of Salida, Newett, Villa Grove, Hillside, Silver Cliff, Canon City, Florence, Pueblo West, Pueblo, Cripple Creek, Rosemont, part of Woodland Park, Colorado Springs, Fort Carson, Widefield, Fountain, Yoder, Rush, and Fowler. Also shows the US Air Force Academy and Fort Carson Military Reservation. Unlike most of the other regional maps in this series, this map uses the metric system for elevations. It has a contour interval of 100 meters—and the map's own legend which states that it has a contour interval of 200 feet is in error. The map is also more recent than most other maps in this series. It would seem that the US Geological Survey (which made the base maps that Hubbard Scientific copies and molds) was experimenting in their revision of this quadrangle, for not only are the metric elevations unusual for this series, the typeface used for place names is also significantly different, and minor roads are drawn much more prominently. The region is bounded by latitudes 29 and 38 degrees, and longitudes 106 and 104 degrees. Published 1989. Item #NJ 13-5. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65 (Out of stock; unlikely to restock before end of summer)
	Raton, New Mexico Perhaps the most dramatic and varied topography in New Mexico is covered in this north-central region. The highest peaks are in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, which include the highest point in the state, on Wheeler Peak. Other prominent topographical features shwon are the upper Rio Grande, Cimmarron Range, and the Canadian River. Towns shown besides Raton include Taos, Tres Piedras, Agua Fria, Cimarron, Wagon Mound, Springer, Maxwell, and Abbott. Carson National Forest is the dominant government reservation in the region, which also includes Taos Pueblo Indian Reservation, and Picuris Pueblo Indian Reservation. Bordered by latitudes 36 and 37 degrees, longitudes 104 and 106 degrees. Published 1976. Item #NJ 13-11. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Rawlins, Wyoming Covers a section of south-central Wyoming, and includes a portion of Medicine Bow National Forest, and the towns of Rawlins, Sinclair, Saratoga, Hanna, Baggs, Savery, Riverside, Elk Mountain, Como Bluff, and McFadden. Physical features shown include Little Snake River, Muddy Creek, Doty Mountain, Atlantic Rim, Haystack Mountains, Cedar Ridge, Park Range, North Platte River, Medicine Bow River, Elk Mountain, Coad Mountain, Pennock Mountain, Medicine Bow Mountains, and Sheep Mountain. Major roads on the map include US 30, state 789, interstate 80, US 287, state 130, state 230, and state 180. The map is bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees, and longitudes 108 and 106 degrees. Published 1962. Item #NK 13-7. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Rock Springs, Wyoming This map shows a section of southwestern Wyoming bordering on the corners of Utah and Colorado. The area is sparsely populated, and the only towns and communities on the map are Rock Springs, Green River, Granger, Little America, McKinnon, Quealy, South Baxter, Superior, Thayer Junction, Point of Rocks, Tipton, and Red Desert. Major physical features include Flaming Gorge Reservoir (which was not yet filled when the map was made, but the map shows the projected shoreline at maximum fill); Green River, Big Sandy River, Killpecker Creek, Salt Wells Creek, Bitter Creek, Cedar Mountain, Black Mountain, Pilot Butte, White Mountain, Horsethief Canyon, Sheep Mountain, Pine Mountain, Kinney Rim, Red Desert Basin, and Rock Bluffs. The main roads on the map include US 30, US 187, state 530, state 430, and Interstate 80. The map is bounded by latitudes 42 and 41 degrees and longitudes 110 and 108 degrees. Published 1962. These have been discontinued at the manufacturer and there are limited supplies left. Item #NK 12-9. Your price: $25.65
	Roswell, New Mexico Most of the right (eastern) side of this map is dominated by the mostly flat or gently hilly region around the title city of Roswell, which is also near the intermittent Pecos River. The more dramatic relief in this area is in the west, with the Sacramento Mountains and Capitan Mountains dominating. Besides Roswell, other towns shown are Carrizozo, Capitan, Ruidoso, Honda, Dexter, and Hagerman. Lincoln National Forest (including White Mountain Wilderness) and Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation encompass most of the forested areas. Bordered by latitudes 33 and 34 degrees, longitudes 104 and 106 degrees. Published 1972. Item #NI 13-8. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Saint Johns, Arizona The Arizona/New Mexico border runs down the center of this quad. It shows the southern part of Petrified Forest National Park, the northern portions of Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, and much of the Zuni Reservation. Besides Saint Johns, the largest towns on the map are Springerville, McNary, and Quenado. Bordered by latitudes 34 and 35 degrees, longitudes 110 and 108. Published 1970. Item #NI 12-6 shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Santa Fe, New Mexico Santa Fe itself is in the far left of this map, which also locates Las Vegas (no, not that one), Bernal, Anton Chico, Cuervo, and Roy. The southern end of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains are the most prominent relief feature. The major rivers shown include Pecos River, Gallinas River, Mora River, and Canadian River. Santa Fe National Forest dominates most of the higher areas. Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge, Villa Nueva State Park, Fort Union National Monument, Conchas Lake State Park, and Storrie Lake State Park are all labeled. Bordered by latitudes 35 and 36 degrees, longitudes 104 and 106 degrees. Published 1982. Item #NI 13-2. Your price: $25.65 (out of stock; discontinued at manufacturer and no longer available)
	Shiprock, New Mexico The left side of this map shows the northeast corner of Arizona (all a part of the Navajo Reservation), the right side the northwest corner of New Mexico (almost all a part of the Navajo Reservation, plus the southern half of the Ute Mountain Reservation.) Geographical features include Chinle Valley, Chuska Mountains, Carrizo Mountains, Canyon de Chelly, and San Juan River. Farmington is the largest town shown. Bordered by latitudes 36 and 37 degrees, longitudes 110 and 108 degrees. Published 1963. Item #NJ 12-12. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Silver City, New Mexico This map is no longer available. Bordered by latitudes 32 and 33 degrees, longitudes 108 and 110 degrees. 1962. Item #NI 12-12. (out of stock; no longer available at manufacturer; you might be able to find copies at other map dealers before they sell out)
	Socorro, New Mexico The title city sits in the lower center of the map, which is dominated by the Rio Grande running down the middle of the region. Other major geographical features included are Cebollita Mesa, Datil Mountains, Gallinas Mountains, Sierra Lucero, Ladron Peak, Manzano Mountains, and Los Pinos Mountains. Five Indian Reservations are in this area, at least in part: Acoma, Laguna, Canoncito, Puertocito, and Isleta. Parts of Cibola National Forest lay over the higher mountains. Cities and towns on the map include Datil, Magdalena, Bernardo, Belen, Mountainview, Mountainair, Willard, Estancia, and Moriarty. Bordered by latitudes 34 and 35 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NI 13-4. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Trinidad, Colorado The most dramatic feature on this map are the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, which stretch across the western third, bordered by San Luis Valley on the left. The eastern third of the region shows the high plains. Besides the title city, other cities and towns mapped include Alamosa, Hooper, San Luis, Blanca, Fort Garland, La Veta, Walsenburg, and Aguilar. Also shows Great Sand Dunes National Monument, and parts of San Isabel National Forest and Rio Grande National Forest. Bordered by latitudes 37 and 38 degrees, longitudes 108 and 110 degrees. Published 1969. Item #NJ 12-9. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Tularosa, New Mexico Elephant Butte Reservoir on the Rio Grande stands in the middle of this map, which also shows Black Range, San Mateo Mountains, Magdalena Mountains, San Andres Mountains, Fra Cristobal Range, Chupadera Mesa, Oscura Mountains, and Jornada del Muerto. The title town of Tularosa is located in the lower right corner of the map. Other towns shown include Truth or Consequences, San Antonio, Williamsburg, and Las Palomas. Parts of Gila and Cibola national forests are mapped, as are also Elephant Butte Lake State Park, Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, and Caballo Lake State Park. Bordered by latitudes 33 and 34 degrees, longitudes 106 and 108 degrees. Published 1970. Item #NI 13-7. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
	Vernal, Utah/Colorado This map straddles the Utah-Colorado border, with about half of the map in each state. Shows large portions of Ashley National Forest and Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation, and all of Dinosaur National Monument. Cities, towns, and smaller communities on the map include Vernal, Roosevelt, Rangely, Hayden, Fort Duchesne, Ouray, Manila, Jensen, Dinosaur, Skull Creek, Elk Springs, Cross, Mountain, and Maybell. Major physical features include the lower portion of Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Green River, Uinta Mountains, Diamond Mountain Plateau, O-Wi-Yu-Kuts Plateau, Blue Mountain, Springs Ridge, Calamity Ridge, Colorow Mountain, and Juniper Mountain. Major roads on the map include US 40, state 88, state 246, state 44, state 149, state 45, state 64, state 318, and state 2. Bounded by latitudes 41 and 40 degrees, and longitudes 110 and 108 degrees. Published 1965. This title discontinued at manufacturer, though there might be a few more available. Item #NK 12-12. Shipping weight: 6.1 lbs. Your price: $25.65
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