B08_Solicitation-Map.pdf

This document is a map of Valles Caldera National Preserve located in New Mexico, managed by the National Park Service under the U.S. Department of the Interior. The map depicts the 9,503.2-acre preserve, which encompasses three distinct herding location acreages: Valles-Jaramillo Area at 2,677.5 acres, Sulphur Canyon Area at 1,350.4 acres, and Valle San Antonio/Valle Toledo Area at 6,525.9 acres. Red polygons outlined on the map indicate areas where contractors are responsible for rounding up trespass cattle. The preserve features multiple trail routes, perennial and seasonal streams, ponds, and various landmarks including Banco Bonito, Redondo Peak, and several canyons. The map includes a legend identifying road classifications, ranger stations, campgrounds, corrals, and access designations, with notation that motorized vehicles are permitted only on backcountry vehicle routes and parking is allowed along designated backcountry vehicle roads. The document appears to be a reference map used for cattle management and trespass livestock operations within the preserve boundaries, with spatial references provided for geographic orientation.