A06___Specification__Site__Map.pdf

These are three location maps from the U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management's Las Cruces Field Office in New Mexico, detailing the Gila River Gap Fences project from 2004 to 2007. The maps show three different sections of fence construction: an overview map, an upstream fence location map, and a downstream fence location map. Each map is approximately 12 miles from Lordsburg, New Mexico, and includes topographical details, access routes (such as Nichols Canyon, Caprock Road, and US 70), and the precise fence locations marked in different colors. The maps were designed by Richard G. LeCasse and include a safety first logo, the Department of Interior seal, and standard cartographic features like a compass rose and location markers. The maps appear to be part of a federal land management project involving fence construction along the Gila River in New Mexico.