Rio Puerco and Cabezon Village as seen from Cabezon Peak looking N 20 W, 1905.
(Schrader 1258)
Retake of Schrader 1258; 6/19/98. Rio Puerco has widened dramatically and become
much more sinuous in the last 93 years. Juniper trees have been established
along the base of the scarps behind the village - probably due to the cessation
of fuelwood collection here.
35° 36' 0" N, 107° 5' 40" W.
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
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