Broken Back Crater, NM — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1948)
by USGS Historical Topo Maps (public domain) · New Mexico, US
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48 named features inside the Broken Back Crater, NM — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1948) sheet, from the USGS Geographic Names Information System. Each one links to every map that shows it.
Peaks and ridges
Lakes, springs and falls
- Aguila Tank · reservoir
- Antelope Tank · reservoir
- Berry Tank · reservoir
- Big Antelope Tank · reservoir
- Big Tank · reservoir
- Black Hills Tank · reservoir
- Bull Trap Tank · reservoir
- Cooper Tank · reservoir
- Crater Tank · reservoir
- Dawson Tank · reservoir
- Forest Well Tank · reservoir
- Frog Tank · reservoir
- Gate Tank · reservoir
- Gyp Tank · reservoir
- Harvey Tank · reservoir
- Hidden Waterhole Tank · reservoir
- Highway Tank · reservoir
- Hobbs Tank · reservoir
- Lake Tank · reservoir
- Lake Tank · reservoir
- Lake Tank · reservoir
- Lake Tank · reservoir
- Lemons Tank · reservoir
- Line Tanks · reservoir
and 19 more
Elevations are the USGS 3DEP ground elevation at the named point, rounded; a summit's surveyed height can differ a little.
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