Attachment_3_-_Maps.pdf

This document consists of two location and project maps prepared by the Bureau of Land Management's Socorro Field Office for the Buck Fire Fence Reconstruction and Maintenance project in Socorro, New Mexico.

The Location Map (dated 1/23/2026) depicts the project area in central New Mexico, showing the geographic region encompassing parts of the Cibola National Forest, San Mateo Mountains, Black Range, Gallina Mountains, and surrounding areas near Magdalena and Socorro. The map identifies land management jurisdictions including Bureau of Land Management parcels, Forest Service lands, State lands, and Private lands. It indicates specific fence reconstruction locations (marked with cross-hatching) and fence repair or maintenance areas, along with numbered mile markers (MM 29-35) that correspond to specific project segments in the detailed inset map.

The Project Map (dated 6/10/2026) provides a detailed topographic view of the project work area, displaying the specific fence lines requiring reconstruction and maintenance work. The map shows the route of fence work crossing multiple sections and townships (T8S, R11W and T9S, R12W), with mile markers 30-35 highlighted in orange to indicate the sections requiring work. The project area spans Bureau of Land Management, State, and Private lands, with the fence line extending across various terrain and land ownership boundaries. Local roads and trails are depicted to provide context for access to the project sites.