Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price Geology 1 Geology geology, seismic Southwestern NM Six regionally extensive upper-crustal Ackermann, H.D., L.W. 1994 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 94- Electronic file USGS publication search refraction profiles, seismic refraction profiles in Southwest New Pankratz, D.P. Klein 695 (DJVU) http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ southwestern New Mexico ofr/ofr94695 Mexico,
2 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM Magmatism and metamorphism at 1.46 Ga in Amato, J.M., A.O. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 magmatism, the Burro Mountains, southwestern New Boullion, and A.E. Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ metamorphism, Mexico Sanders Wilderness-Silver City area, 107-116. Burro Mountains, southwestern New Mexico
3 Geology Geology, mineral Catron County Geology and mineral resources of York Anderson, O.J. 1986 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for resources, York Ranch SE quadrangle, Cibola and Catron Resources Open File Report 220A, 22 pages.
4 Geology Geology, Zuni Salt Catron County Geology of the Zuni Salt Lake 7 1/2 Minute Anderson, O.J. 1994 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Lake, Catron Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico Resources Open File Report 405, 21 pages plus
5 Geology Ground Water, Southwestern, Ground Water in Southwestern New Mexico Anonymous 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Southwest New NM Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Mexico Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
6 Geology Geology, coal, Catron County Geology and coal resources of the Techado Arkell, B.W. 1984 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Techado, Catron, quadrangle, Catron and Cibola Counties, Resources, Open File Report 221, 24 pages.
7/21/2009 Page 1 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 7 Geology Geology, Veteado Catron County Geology of Veteado Mountain quadrangle, Arkell, B.W. 1984 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Mountain, Catron, Catron and Cibola Counties, New Mexico Resources Open File Report 222, 20 pages.
8 Geology Mississippian, Datil West-central New Mississippian strata of the east side of the Armstrong, A.K. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Plateau Mexico Datil Plateau Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Mexico, 52-56, Reprinted 1996.
9 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM The Stratigraphy and Facies of the Armstrong, A.K. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for Mississippian, Mississippian Strata of Southwestern New Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book Stratigraphy Mexico Mexico II
10 Geology Mississippian, Southwestern, Mississippian Stratigraphy and Geology of Armstrong, A.K. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Stratigraphy, NM the Northwestern part of the Klondike Hills, Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Klondike Hills, Southwestern New Mexico Mountain-Florida Mountains Region Southwestern New Mexico
11 Geology Geology, map, Hidalgo County Geologic map of the central Peloncillo Armstrong, A.K. and 1974 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 74- Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Peloncillo Mountains, Hidalgo County, New Mexico M.L. Silberman 11, 1 map; scale = 1:24000 (DJVU)
13 Geology Geology, uranium Catron County Reconnaissance of geology and uranium Bachman, G.O., E.H. 1957 U.S Geological Survey, Trace Elements Electronic file USGS publication search Call for occurrences of the upper Alamosa Creek Baltz, and R.L. Griggs Investigations 521, 39 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 2 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 14 Geology Geology, Knight Grant County Geology of the Knight Peak Area, Grant Ballman, D.L. 1960 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $4.25 Peak, Grant County, New Mexico Resources, Bulletin 70, 39 pages.
15 Geology Geology, Santa Southwestern NM Geology of the Santa Rita Area, New Mexico Ballmer, G.J. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Rita, Southwest Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Mexico, 130-131. Reprinted 1996.
16 Geology Geology, Mineral Grant and Geology and mineral deposits of the Gold Beard, R.D., D.G. 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for deposits, Gold Hills, Hidalgo Counties Hills, Hidalgo and Grant counties, New Brookins, J.L. Persico, Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book Hidalgo, grant Mexico and D.G. Brookins Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern New Mexico
17 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Preliminary geologic map of the Eagle Peak Bove, D.J. 1990 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 90- Map Sheet USGS publication search $10.00 Eagle Peak quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico 546, 1 map :photocopy ;58 x 48 cm., on sheet
23 Geology Soil survey, Gila Soil Survey of the Upper Gila Valley Area, Bureau of Chemistry 1994 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Book University of Arizona Library Unknown Arizona and Soils Conservation Service, in cooperation with U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Land Management, and the New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station 24 Geology Geology, mining, Catron County Final Environmental Impact Statement Fence Bureau of Land 1990 United States Department o the Interior, Bureau Printed report U.S. Department of the Interior, Contact Fence Lake, Lake Project Management of Land Management, Las Cruces District Office, Office of Surface Mining BLM Environmental Socorro Resource Area Impact Statement
7/21/2009 Page 3 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 25 Geology Geology, Upper Grant County Upper Gila River Project Regional Geology, Bureau of Reclamation 1971 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Gila River Project, Geology of Alma Dam and Reservoir Site, Development Office Alma Dam, Geology of Reserve Dam and Reservoir Site, Reserve Dam, and Geology of Camelback Dam and Camelback Dam Reservoir Site
26 Geology Geology, Basin and Southwestern NM Basin and Range Structure in Southwestern Callaghan, E. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Range, Southwest New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Mexico, 116. Reprinted 1996.
27 Geology Geology, Volcanic Southwestern NM Volcanic Rocks of Southwestern New Mexico Callaghan, E. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Rocks, Southwest Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Mexico, 143-144. Reprinted 1996.
28 Geology Geology, Fence Catron County Geology and coal resources of the Fence Campbell, F.W. and 1984 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Lake, Catron, Lake 1:50,000 quadrangle, Catron and G.H. Roybal Resources, Open File Report 207, 37 pages.
29 Geology Geology, Mogollon, Southwestern NM Stress and volcanism in the northern Carther, S.M. 1990 GSA Bulletin; November 1990; v. 102; no. 11; p. Journal Article http://bulletin.geoscienceworld.org $35.00 Datil, volcanic Mogollon-Datil volcanic field, New Mexico: 1447-1458, © 1990 Geological Society of /cgi/content/abstract/102/11/1447 Effects of the post-Laramide tectonic America transition
30 Geology Geology, Catron County Reconnaissance geologic map of the Chamberlin, R.M., S.M. 1994 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Quemado, Catron Quemado 30 x 60 Minute Quadrangle, Cather, O.J. Anderson, Resources, Open-file Report 406, 31 p.
7/21/2009 Page 4 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 31 Geology Cenozoic, Southwestern, The late Eocene-Oligocene peak of Cenozoic Chapin, C.E, W.C. 2004 New Mexico Geological Society Special Paper in Book volcanism, NM volcanism in southwestern New Mexico McIntosh, and R.M. Publication 11, The Geology of New Mexico: A southwestern NM, Chamberlin Geologic History
32 Geology Petrography, Luna County Petrography and stratigraphy of Seville- Clemens, R.E. 1986 New Mexico Geology v. 8, no. 1, p. 5-9, 11. Journal Article NMBGMR search $4.00 Stratigraphy, Trident exploration wells near Deming, New
33 Geology Petrography, Southwestern NM Petrographic and well log analysis of four Clemens, R.E. and T.F. 1991 New Mexico Bureau of Mine and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 exploration well log exploration wells in southwestern New Lawton Resources, Socorro, New Mexico. Open file Mexico report 381, p. 98
34 Geology Geology, Good Luna County Geology of Good Sight Mountains and Uvas Clemons, R.E. 1979 Circular 169, New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Printed report http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $8.50 Sight Mountains, Valley, southwest New Mexico Mineral Resources, A Division of New Mexico /circulars/169/home.cfm Uvas Valley Institute of Mining & Technology
35 Geology Geology, Florida Luna County Geology of Florida Gap quadrangle, Luna Clemons, R.E. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map sheet NMBGMR search $6.00 Gap, Luna, Florida County, New Mexico Resources Geological Map 52. Scale 1:24,000.
7/21/2009 Page 5 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 36 Geology Geology, Massacre Luna County Geology of Massacre Peak quadrangle, Luna Clemons, R.E. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map sheet NMBGMR search $6.00 Peak, Luna, County, New Mexico Resources Geological Map 51. Scale 1:24,000.
37 Geology Geology, Capital Luna County Geology of Capital Dome quadrangle, Luna Clemons, R.E. 1984 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map sheet NMBGMR search $6.25 Dome, Luna, County, New Mexico Resources Geological Map 56. Scale 1:24,000.
38 Geology Luna, Geology, Luna County Geology of South Peak quadrangle, Luna Clemons, R.E. 1985 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map sheet NMBGMR search $6.75 South Peak, Florida County, New Mexico Resources Geological Map 59. Scale 1:24,000.
39 Geology Geology, Florida Southwestern NM Geology of the Florida Mountains, Clemons, R.E. 1998 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $35.00 Mountains Southwestern New Mexico Resources Memoir 43. p. 113.
40 Geology Geology, Gym Luna County Geology of Gym Peak quadrangle, Luna Clemons, R.E. and G.A. 1983 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map sheet NMBGMR search $6.00 Peak, Floridate County, New Mexico Brown Resources Geological Map 58. Scale 1:24,000.
7/21/2009 Page 6 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 41 Geology Geology, Southwestern, Geology of Southwestern New Mexico Clemons, R.E. and G.H. 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for Southwestern New NM Mack Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book Mexico Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern New Mexico, pages 45 to 57.
42 Geology Geology, coal, Catron County Geology and coal resources of the Mariano Cook, K.H. and B. 1987 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Mariano Springs, Springs quadrangle, Catron County, New Arkell Resources, Open File Report 326, 18 pages.
43 Geology Triassic, West-central New Triassic stratigraphy in the state line region of Cooley, M.E. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for stratigraphy, west- Mexico west-central New Mexico and east-central Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Entire Book central New Mexico Arizona Mexico, 66-73. Reprinted 1996.
44 Geology Faults, Florida Thrust Fault of Eocene Age of Baca Corbitt, L.L. and L.A. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Mountains, Formation, New Mexico Woodward Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Regional Tectonics Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
45 Geology Geology, map, Zuni Catron County Geologic map of the Zuni Salt Lake volcanic Cummings, D. 1968 U.S Geological Survey, IMAP 544, 1 map :col. Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Salt Lake, Volcanic crater, Catron County, New Mexico ;59 x 51 cm. availability
47 Geology Tres Hermanos West-central New Historical background of the type locality of Dane, C.H. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 sandstone, Mancos Mexico the Tres Hermanos sandstone member of Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ shale the Mancos shale Mexico, 85-91. Reprinted 1996.
7/21/2009 Page 7 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 48 Geology Geology, Alamosa Catron County Reinterpretation of Section of Cretaceous Dane, C.H., 1937 Bulleting of the American Association of Journal Article internet (from WRRI library $10.00 Creek Rocks in Alamosa Creek Valley Area, Catron A.A.Wanek, and J.B.Jr. Petroleum Geologists, 20 p. search) and Socorro Counties, New Mexico Resside
49 Geology Geophysical, Grant An integrated geophysical study of the Knight Davis, K., S. Harder, 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for Knight Peak, Peak graben R.W. Green-Ider, and J. Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book southwest New Ni Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern Mexico New Mexico
50 Geology Geophysical, Southwestern, Geophysical anomalies in southwestern New DeAngelo, M.V. and 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for southwest New NM Mexico G.R. Keller Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book Mexico Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern New Mexico
51 Geology Geology, map, Hidalgo County Geologic map of the northern part of the Drewes, H. 1986 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 1686, 1 map :col. Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Hidalgo, Animas Animas Mountains, Hidalgo County, New ;54 x 49 cm., on sheet 84 x 84 cm., folded in
53 Geology Geology, map, Hidalgo County Geologic map of the Cotton City quadrangle Drewes, H. and C.H. 1980 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 1221, 1 map :col. Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Cotton City, and the adjacent part of the Vanar Thorman ;63 x 69 cm., folded in envelope 24 x 30 cm. availability
54 Geology Geology, map, Hidalgo County Geologic map of the Steins quadrangle and Drewes, H. and C.H. 1980 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 1220, 1 map :col. Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Steins, Hidalgo the adjacent part of the Vanar quadrangle, Thorman ;58 x 68 cm., folded in envelope 30 x 24 cm. availability
55 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Taylor Creek rhyolite Duffield, W.A., D.H. 1995 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 2399, 1 map :col. Electronic file USGS publication search $9.00 Taylor Creek, and adjacent rocks, Catron and Sierra Richter, and S.S. Priest ;83 x 62 cm., on sheet 97 x 89 cm., folded in (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 8 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 57 Geology Volcanics, Gila, Grant and Luna Volcanic Rocks of the Mimbres and Upper Elston, W.E. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for Mimbres, Counties Gila Drainages, New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book Mexico II
58 Geology Geology, batholiths, Southwestern NM When Batholiths Exploded: The Mogollon- Elston, W.E. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 Mogollon-Datil Datil Volcanic Field, Southwestern New Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ volcanic field, Mexico Wilderness-Silver City area, 117-128. southwestern New Mexico
59 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM Cenozoic volcanism in southwestern New Elston, W.E. and S.A. 1976 In Cenozoic volcanism in southwestern New Book http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $5.00 volcanism, gravity, Mexico Northrop, editors Mexico. New Mexico Geological Society Special /nmgs/special/5/ paleomagnetic Publication 5, 29-41.
60 Geology Geology, Hidalgo County Geology and geothermal waters of Lightning Elston, W.E., E.G. Deal, 1983 New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $12.50 geothermal, Dock region, Animas Valley and Pyramid and M.J. Logsdon Resources, Circular 177, 44 pages.
61 Geology Mogollon Plateau, Grant and Catron Progress Report on the Mogollon Plateau Elston, W.E., P.J. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for volcanics, Counties Volcanic Province, Southwestern New Coney, and R.C. Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Mexico: No. 2 Rhodes Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
62 Geology Volcanism, Southwestern NM Progress report on the Mogollon Plateau Elston, W.E., R.C. 1976 In Cenozoic volcanism in southwestern New $5.00 for Mogollon Plateau volcanic field, southwestern New Mexico, No. Rhodes, P.J. Coney, Mexico. New Mexico Geological Society Special entire book 3–Surface expression of a pluton and E.G. Deal Publication 5, 3-28 63 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Reading Mountain Finnell, T. L. 1976 U.S Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search copy of Reading Mountain, Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 800, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet
64 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Twin Sisters Finnell, T. L. 1976 U.S Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search not Grant Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 779, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet
65 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Dorsey Ranch Finnell, T. L. 1982 U.S Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Grant Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 1431, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. availability
7/21/2009 Page 9 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 67 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Preliminary Geologic Map of the Luna Finnell, T.L., J.C. and 2006 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Luna, Catron Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico Ratté Resources, Open-file Digital Geologic Map OF- CD GM 129, Scale 1:24,000, May 2006, DRAFT
68 Geology Geology, Hidalgo County Geology of Lordsburg Quadrangle, Hidalgo Flege, R.F. 1959 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Out of print report, NMBGMR search $10.00 Lordsburg, Hidalgo, County, New Mexico Resources Bulletin 62, 36 p. CD with PDF
69 Geology Geology, Franklin Southwestern NM Franklin Mountains Section Flower, R.H. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Mountains Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Mexico, 15-17. Reprinted 1996.
70 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM Paleozoic Sedimentary Rocks of Flower, R.H. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Paleozoic, Southwestern New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Stratigraphy, Mexico, 106-111. Reprinted 1996. Southwest
71 Geology Paleozoic Geology, NM Early Paleozoic of New Mexico Flower, R.H. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book Mexico II
72 Geology Plio-Pleistocene, West-central New Plio-Pleistocene sediments and climates of Foreman, F., K.H. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for San Augustine Mexico the San Augustine Plains, New Mexico Clisby, and P.B. Sears Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Entire Book Plains Mexico, 117-120. Reprinted 1996.
73 Geology Geology, Gila Cliff Grant County Geology of the Gila Cliff Dwellings Forest Service 2003 Gila National Forest, Widerness Ranger District, Electronic file (PDF) http://www.nps.gov/gicl/planyourvi Free Dwellings Forest Service, United States Department of sit/upload/Geology%20of%20the Agriculture. April 20, 2003 %20Gila%20Cliff%20Dwellings.pd f
7/21/2009 Page 10 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 74 Geology Geology, Catron County Stratigraphy and petroleum possibilities of Foster, R.W. 1964 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Journal Article http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $5.00 stratigraphy, Catron County, New Mexico Resources Bulletin 85 /bulletins/85/ petroleum
75 Geology Cretaceous, North Catron County Cretaceous sediments of the North Plains Gadway, K.L. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Plains and adjacent area, McKinley, Valencia, and Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Entire Book Catron Counties, New Mexico Mexico, 81-84. Reprinted 1996.
76 Geology Luna, Carrizalillo Luna County The geology of Carrizalillo Hills, Luna Gates, E.E. 1985 M.S. Thesis, University of Texas, El Paso, Book NMBGMR search Hills, Geology County, New Mexico Texas, 133 p. 77 Geology Geomorphology, Southern New Soils and geomorphology in the Basin and Gile, L.H., J.W. Hawley, 1981 New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Printed report New Mexico Bureau of Mines & $21.00 soils, Basin and Mexico Range area of Southern New Mexico - and R.B. Grossman Resources, Memoir 39. Mineral Resources Range, southern Guidebook to the Desert Project New Mexico
78 Geology Kneeling Nun, Southwestern NM Some Aspects of the Kneeling Nun Rhyolite Giles, D. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for Geology, Santa Tuff Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book Rita, Rhyolite tuff Mexico II 79 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the central part of the White Gillerman, E. 1954 U.S Geological Survey, Open File Report 54-99, Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 White Signal, Grant Signal district, Grant County, New Mexico 1 map (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 11 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 81 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Black Hawk mining Gillerman, E. and D.H. 1954 U.S Geological Survey, Open File Report 54- Map Sheet USGS publication search not known Black Hawk, Grant district, Grant County, New Mexico Whitebread 100, Map ;60 x 77 cm.
83 Geology Geology, map, New New Mexico The digital geologic map of New Mexico in Green, G.N. and G.E. 1997 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 97- Electronic file (DJVU USGS publication search $10.00 Mexico ARC/INFO format Jones 52, 9 p. and .txt)
84 Geology Stratigraphy, Hidalgo County Upper Paleozoic and Cretaceous Greenwood, E., F.E. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Hidalgo, Paleozoic, Stratigraphy of the Hidalgo County Area, Kottlowski, and A.K. Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book cretaceous New Mexico Armstrong Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
85 Geology Geology, ore, Grant County Geology and ore deposits of the Steeple Griggs, R.L. and H.C. 1966 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 1763, iv, 22 p. Electronic file USGS publication search $1.75 mining, Steeple Rock mining district, Grant County, New Wagner :ill., maps ;28 cm. (DJVU)
86 Geology Geology, Grant Grant County A zeolithic tuff in a lacustrine facies of the Guide, A.J.III and R.A. 1988 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 1763, iv, 22 p. Electronic file USGS publication search $1.50 Gila Conglomerate near Buckhorn, Grant Sheppard :ill., maps ;28 cm. (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 12 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 87 Geology Geology, Catron, Catron County Geology and uranium potential of the Tejana Guilinger, D.R. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Tejana Mesa, Mesa-Hubbell Draw area, Catron County, Resources, Open File Report 176, New Mexico CD Hubbell Draw, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, Uranium New Mexico, August 1982, Master's Thesis
88 Geology Geology, Datil Catron County Geology of the northeastern Datil Mountains, Harrison, R.W. 1980 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Mountains, San Socorro and Catron Counties, New Mexico Resources, Open-File Report 136, 146 pages.
89 Geology Floodplain, NM Geomorphic Surfaces Along the Rio Grande Hawley, J. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for geomorphology, Valley from El Paso, Texas to Caballo Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book Southern New Reservoir, New Mexico Mexico II Mexico
90 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Burro Peak Quadrangle, Hedlund, D.C. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Burro Peak, Grant Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 1040, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet availability
92 Geology Geology, map, Grant and Geologic map of the Gold Hill Quadrangle, Hedlund, D.C. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Gold Hill, Hidalgo, Hidalgo Counties Hidalgo and Grant counties, New Mexico Studies Map 1035, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet availability
93 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Hillsboro and San Hedlund, D.C. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search not Hillsboro, San Lorenzo Quadrangle, Sierra and Grant Studies Map 900-A, map ;58 x 97 cm. on 2
7/21/2009 Page 13 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 96 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Soldiers Farewell Hill Hedlund, D.C. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Soldiers Farewell Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 1033, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet availability
97 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Tyrone Quadrangle, Hedlund, D.C. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Tyrone, Grant Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 1037, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet availability
99 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the White Signal Hedlund, D.C. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 White Signal, Grant Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 1041, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet
102 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Redrock NW Hedlund, D.C. 1980 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search not redrock, Grant Quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Studies Map 1263, 1 map ;57 x 49 cm. on sheet
105 Geology Geology, Steeple Grant and Geologic map and sections of the Steeple Hedlund, D.C. 1990 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 90- Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Rock, Grant, Hidalgo Counties Rock Quadrangle, Grant and Hidalgo 240, i, 14 p. :ill. ;28 cm. (DJVU)
106 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Applegate Mountain Hedlund, D.C. 1990 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 90- Map Sheet USGS publication search $10.00 Applegate quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico 425, 1 map :photocopy ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet
109 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Preliminary geologic map of the Crookson Hedlund, D.C. 1990 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 90- Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Crookson Peak, Peak quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico 252, 1 map :photocopy ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 14 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 110 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Preliminary geologic map of the Goat Camp Hedlund, D.C. 1990 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 90- Map Sheet USGS publication search $10.00 Goat Camp Spring, Spring quadrangle, Grant County, New 490, 1 map :photocopy ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet
111 Geology Geology, map, Tillie Grant County Geologic map of the Tillie Hall Peak Hedlund, D.C. 1993 U.S Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Hall Peak, Grant quadrangle, Greenlee County, Arizona, and 1715, 1 map :col ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet 79 x
113 Geology Geology, Grant, Grant County Background information to accompany folio Hedlund, D.C., K.C. 1979 U.S Geological Survey, Circular 808, iv, 26 p. Electronic file USGS publication search $0.00 gravity map, of geologic, mineral resource, geochemical, Watts, H.V. Alminas, :ill., maps ;26 cm. (DJVU)
114 Geology Geology, Santa Southwestern NM Some Geological Features of the Santa Rita Hernon, R.M., W.R. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Rita, Southwest Quadrangle, New Mexico Jones, and S.L. Moore Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Mexico, 117-129. Reprinted 1996.
115 Geology Geology, Santa Grant County Geology of the Santa Rita quadrangle, New Hernon, R.M., W.R. 1964 U.S. Geological Survey, Geological Quadrangle Map sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Rita, Grant Mexico Jones, and S.L. Moore 306. Scale 1:24,000, 1 map.
117 Geology Geology, mineral Grant County Geology and Mineral Deposits of the Hewitt, C.H. 1959 New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Electronic file (CD), NMBGMR search $10.00 for deposits, Big Burro Northern Big Burro Mountains, Redrock area, Resources, Bulletin 60, 151 pages. out of print
118 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Preliminary geologic map of the Silver City Hildebrand, R.S., C.A. 2008 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 Silver City, Grant 7.5-minute quadrangle map, Grant County, Ferguson, and S. Resources, Open-file Digital Geologic Map OF-
7/21/2009 Page 15 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 119 Geology Tres Hermanas Luna County Contact Metamorphism in the Tres Homme, F.C., and A. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Mountains, Luna Hermanas Mountains, Luna County, New Rosenzweig Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book county, contact Mexico Mountain-Florida Mountains Region metamorphism
120 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Alma quadrangle, Houser, B. 1987 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Alma quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico 1610, 1 map :col. ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet 84 x 94 availability
121 Geology Geology, mineral Grant and Luna Geology and Mineral Deposits of Lake Valley Jicha, H.L.Jr. 1954 New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $9.50 deposits, Lake Counties Quadrangle, Grant, Luna, and Sierra Resources, Bulletin 37, 93 pages (reprinted
122 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM Genetic stratigraphy and provenance of the Johnson, B.D. 1978 Unpublished M.S. thesis, University of Texas, Printed report University of Texas at Austin, stratigraphy, Baca Baca Formation, New Mexico, and the Eagar Austin, Texas. 150p Walter Geology Library, Call Formation Formation, Arizona Number: Thesis 1978 J630
123 Geology Geology, mining, Grant County The central mining district, Grant County, Jones, W.R. 1956 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 56- Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Silver City, Central New Mexico 65, 1 v. :4 folded maps ;30 cm. (DJVU)
124 Geology Geology, Santa Grant County General geology of Santa Rita quadrangle, Jones, W.R., R.M. 1967 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 555, Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock Rita, Grant County Grant County, New Mexico Hernon, and S.L. Moore 144 p. (DJVU)
125 Geology Geology, map, Fort Grant County Geologic map of the Fort Bayard quadrangle, Jones, W.R., S.L. 1970 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Bayard, Grant Grant County, New Mexico Moore, and W.P. Pratt 865, Scale 1:24,000, 1 map.
7/21/2009 Page 16 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 126 Geology Geology, ore, Grant County Geology and Ore Deposits of the Royal John Kinney, D.M. 1944 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 44-3, Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 mining, Royal John Area: Swartz District, Grant County, New 18 p. (DJVU)
127 Geology Geology, structure, Southwestern NM Structure of the basins and ranges, Klein, D.P., G.A. 1995 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 95- Printed Report Ordered through interlibrary loan, basin and range, southwest New Mexico: an interpretation of Abrams, and P.L. Hill 506, 53 p. found through USGS publication seismic, seismic velocity sections search southwestern NM ,http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ ofr/ofr95506
128 Geology Geology, Tyrone, Southwestern NM The Tyrone District Kleinhampl, F.J. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Southwest Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Entire Book Mexico, 131-133. Reprinted 1996.
129 Geology geology, copper Grant County Geology and Copper Deposits of the Tyrone Kolessar, J. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for deposits, Tyrone District Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book district Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
130 Geology Geology, Tertiary, Southern NM Tertiary-Quaternary Sediments of the Rio Kottlowski, F.E. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Quaternary, Rio Grande Valley in Southern New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Entire Book Grande, Southern Mexico, 144-148. Reprinted 1996.
131 Geology Pennsylvanian, West-central New Pennsylvanian rocks of the northeast edge of Kottlowski, F.E. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Datil Plateau Mexico the Datil Plateau Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Entire Book Mexico, 57-62. Reprinted 1996.
132 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM Facets of the Late Paleozoic Strata in Kottlowski, F.E. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for Paleozoic, Southwestern New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book Stratigraphy, Mexico II Southwest 133 Geology Geology, Gila, Grant County Geology of the Southern Part of Gila Krier, D.J. 1980 UNM Thesis UNM 7047886 Grant Primitive Area, Grant County, NM 134 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM Early geological studies in southwestern and Kues, B.S. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 for southwestern New south-central New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ entire book Mexico, south- Wilderness-Silver City area, 77-106. central New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 17 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 135 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Fence Lake SW Landis, E.R., M.W. 1985 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Fence Lake, Catron Quadrangle, Cibola and Catron counties, McLellan, E.J. McKay, Studies Map 1750 availability
137 Geology Geology, Bayard, Grant County Geology and ore deposits of the Bayard Lasky, S.G. 1936 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 870, vi, 144 p. Printed report USGS publication search not in stock Central Mining area, Central mining district, New Mexico :incl. tables, diagrs. 17 pl. (part fold., part col. ;
138 Geology Geology, ore, Hidalgo County Geology and ore deposits of the Lordsburg Lasky, S.G. 1938 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 885, v, 62 p. Printed report USGS publication search not in stock mining, Lordsburg, mining district, Hidalgo County, New Mexico :ill., 25 pl. part fold. (incl. maps, plans, diagrs.)
140 Geology Upper Gila river, Arizona/New Upper Gila River Geologic Reconnaissance Lasson, G.D 1947 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Hooker Damsite Mexico of Hooker Damsite 141 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Indian Peaks West Lawrence, V.A. and 1986 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Indian Peaks, Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico D.H. Richter Studies Map MF-1849, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm., on availability
143 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Datil area, Catron Lopez, D.A. and T.J. 1979 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 1098, 1 map : col. Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Datil, Catron County, New Mexico Bornhorst ;56 x 59 cm.
145 Geology Geology, Hidalgo and Stratigraphy of the Bisbee Group (Jurassic- Lucas, S.G. and T.E. 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 for Stratigraphy, Little Grant Cretaceous), Little Hatchet Mountains, New Lawton Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Entire Book Hatchet Mountains, Mexico Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic Hidalgo, Grant, Bisbee Group
7/21/2009 Page 18 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 146 Geology crustal extension, Southwestern, Middle and late Cenozoic crustal extension, Mack, G.H. 2004 New Mexico Geological Society Special Paper in Book cenozoic, NM sedimentation, and volcanism in the southern Publication 11, The Geology of New Mexico: A sedimentation, Rio Grande rift, Basin and Range, and Geologic History volcanism, Rio southern Transition Zone of southwestern Grande rift, Basin New Mexico and Range, Transition Zone
147 Geology geology, El Paso Southwestern, The Cambro-Ordovician Bliss and Lower Mack, G.H. 2004 New Mexico Geological Society Special Paper in Book formation, Bliss NM Ordovician El Paso Formations, Publication 11, The Geology of New Mexico: A formation, southwestern New Mexico and west Texas. Geologic History southwestern New Mexico
148 Geology Stable oxygen and West-central New Paleoclimatic implications of stable oxygen Mack, G.H. and N.J. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 for carbon isotopes, Mexico and carbon isotopes of lacustrine and Tabor Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ entire book calcite, Gila pedogenic calcite from the Gila Wilderness-Silver City area, 159-166. Conglomerate, Conglomerate, (Plio-Pleistocene), Mangas Mangas Basin Basin, west-central New Mexico
149 Geology Structure, Grant County Structural and stratigraphic evidence for the Mack, G.H. and R.E. 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for Stratigraphy, Laramide (early Tertiary) Burro uplift in Clemons Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book Laramide Burro southwestern New Mexico Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern uplift New Mexico
150 Geology Cretaceous, Southwestern, The Cretaceous foreland basin in Mack, G.H., J.A. 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for sedimentation, NM southwestern New Mexico Galemore, and E.L. Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book stratigraphy, Kacimarek Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern cretaceous foreland New Mexico basin
151 Geology soil association, Luna County Soil association and land classification, Luna Maker, H.J., O.F. 1970 New Mexico State University, New Mexico Printed report land classification, County Bailey, and J.U. Agriculture Experiment Station Research Report Luna Anderson 176. 152 Geology geochronology, Luna County Geochronologic studies of the Florida Matheney, R.K., M. 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for Florida Mountains Mountains Shed-Hall, D.G. Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book Brookins, P.E. Damon, Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern and E.T. Wallin New Mexico
153 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Stratigraphic framework, structure, and McLellan, M.W., L.R. 1984 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 stratigraphy, salt general geology of the Salt Lake Coal Field, Biewick, and E.R. Studies Map MF-1689, scale 1:100,000, 1 map availability
7/21/2009 Page 19 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 154 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Moreno Hill Quadrangle, McLellan, M.W., L.R. 1983 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Moreno Hill, Catron Cibola and Catron counties, New Mexico Haschke, L.N., Studies Map MF-1509, 1 map ;58 x 48 cm.
156 Geology geology, mineral, Grant County Mineral Resources of the Wild Horse Mesa McLemore, V.T. 2005 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications online mining, Burro Area, Northeastern Burro Mountains, Grant Resources, Open File Report 486 /openfile/downloads/OFR400- Mountains, Grant County, New Mexico 499/476- 499/486/486_CDROM/wildhorse.p df
157 Geology geology, mineral Hidalgo County Geology and mineral occurrences of the McLemore, V.T. and 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 for deposits, mining mineral districts of Hidalgo County, southern W.E. Elston Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Entire Book history, Hidalgo New Mexico Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic
158 Geology geology, mineral Luna County Geology and mineral deposits of the Victorio McLemore, V.T., N. 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 for deposits, mining mining district, Luna County, New Mexico-- Dunbar, M.T. Heizler, Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Entire Book history, Luna preliminary observations and K. Donahue Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic county
159 Geology Geology, map, Allie Grant County Geologic map of the Allie Canyon Moore, S.L. 1987 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Canyon, Grant quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico 1606, 1 map :col. ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet 86 x 97
160 Geology Geology, mines, New Mexico Mines, mills, and quarries in New Mexico New Mexico Energy, 2001 New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Electronic file (PDF) http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications online New Mexico Minerals, and Natural Resources Department; New Mexico Bureau of /mines_minerals/nm_mmq/home. Resources Department; Geology and Mineral Resources; New Mexico html New Mexico Bureau of Bureau of Mine Inspection Geology and Mineral Resources; New Mexico Bureau of Mine Inspection
7/21/2009 Page 20 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 161 Geology Mineralization, Grant County Mineralization and Alteration in Calcareous Nielsen, R.L. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Calcareous, Santa Rocks near the Santa Rita Stock, New Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Rita Stock Mexico Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
162 Geology Geology, mining, Catron County Proposed Mining Plan and Permit Office of Surface 1995 Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Printed report U.S. Department of the Interior, none Fence Lake, Application, Fence Lake Mine, Catron and Mining, Reclamation, Statement OSM-EIS-31, Volumes I and II. Office of Surface Mining Environmental Cibola Counties, New Mexico, and Apache and Enforcement Impact Statement County, Arizona.
163 Geology Geology, mining, Catron County Proposed Mining Plan and Permit Office of Surface 1996 Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Printed report U.S. Department of the Interior, none Fence Lake, Application, Fence Lake Mine, Catron and Mining, Reclamation, Statement OSM-EIS-31 Office of Surface Mining Environmental Cibola Counties, New Mexico, and Apache and Enforcement Impact Statement County, Arizona.
164 Geology Geology, Catron, Catron County Geology and coal resources of Pasture Osburn J.C. 1983 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Pasture Canyon, Canyon quadrangle, Catron County, New Resources, Open File Report 182, 1983, 28 p., CD Coal resources Mexico revised 10/86.
165 Geology Geology, coal, Wild Catron County Geology and coal resources of Wild Horse Osburn J.C. 1985 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Horse Canyon, Canyon quadrangle, Catron and Cibola Resources, Open File Report 227, 29 pages.
7/21/2009 Page 21 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 166 Geology Geology, Mogollon, Grant & Catron Nomenclature for Cenozoic rocks of Osburn, G.R. and C.E. 1983 New Mexico Bureau of Mine and Mineral Map Sheet and http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $8.50 Datil, volcanic Counties northeast Mogollon-Datil volcanic field, New Chapin Resources, Socorro, New Mexico. Stratigraphic attached text /charts/stratigraphic/1/ Mexico Chart 1, 7p, 1 sheet
167 Geology soil, forests New Mexico Soil Quality is Fundamental to Ensuring Page-Dumroese, D., M. 2008 Forest Environmental Threats. Forest Electronic file internet, forest service, tree Healthy Forests Jurgensen, D. Neary, Encyclopedia Network (last modified: 2008-11- search M. Curran, and C. 14). Trettin
168 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Silver City folio, New Mexico Paige, S. 1916 U.S. Geological Survey, Folios of the Geologic Map Sheet USGS publication search copy of Silver City Atlas 199, 1 atlas (19 p., [4] leaves of plates) :
169 Geology Geology, Red Grant and Geology of the Area Between Virden and Pradhan, B.M. and Y.L. 1960 UNM Thesis UNM 3532270 Rock, Hidalgo, Hidalgo Counties Red Rock, Hidalgo and Grant Counties, NM Singh Grant
170 Geology Geology, structure, Grant County Geology of the Hurley West quadrangle, Pratt, W.P. 1967 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 1241-E, p. E1- Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock Hurley, Grant Grant County, New Mexico E91; Scale 1:24000 (DJVU)
172 Geology Geology, map, Holt Catron County Preliminary Geologic Map of the Holt Ratte J., S. Lynch, and 2006 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Mountain, Catron Mountain Quadrangle, Catron County, New B. McIntosh Resources, Open-file Digital Geologic Map OF- CD Mexico GM 120, Scale 1:24,000, April 2006, DRAFT
173 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Saliz Pass Quadrangle, Ratte, J.C. 1980 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Saliz Pass, Catron Catron County, New Mexico Studies Map 1203, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet availability
7/21/2009 Page 22 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 174 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Mogollon quadrangle, Ratte, J.C. 1981 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Mogollon, Catron Catron County, New Mexico 1557, 1 map :col. ;58 x 49 cm.
176 Geology Geology, map, Bull Catron County Geologic map of the Bull Basin quadrangle, Ratte, J.C. 1989 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Basin, Catron Catron County, New Mexico 1651, 1 map :col. ;58 x 48 cm. on sheet 81 x
177 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Preliminary geologic map of the Tularosa Ratte, J.C. 1992 U.S. Geological Survey, Open File Report 92- Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Tularosa Canyon, Canyon Quadrangle, Catron County, New 187, 1 map :photocopy ;58 x 48 cm., on sheet (DJVU)
178 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Tularosa Mountains 30' Ratte, J.C. 2001 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 2619, 1 map : col. Electronic file (PDF) USGS publication search $9.00 Tularosa x 60' quadrangle, Catron County, New ; 56 x 93 cm., on sheet 89 x 127 cm., folded in
179 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Preliminary Geologic Map of the Reserve Ratte, J.C. 2006 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Reserve, Catron Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico Resources, Open-file Digital Geologic Map OF- CD GM 131, Scale 1:24,000, May 2006, DRAFT
180 Geology Oligocene, volcano, Grant and Catron The Early Oligocene Copperas Creek Ratte, J.C. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 for geology, Copperas Counties volcano and geology along New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ entire book Creek, Grant and Highway 15 between Sapillo Creek and the Wilderness-Silver City area, 129-140. Catron Counties Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, Grant and Catron Counties, New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 23 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 181 Geology Geology, map, Grant County Geologic map of the Mule Creek Quadrangle, Ratte, J.C. and W.E. 1983 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search $9.00 Mule Creek, Grant Grant County, New Mexico Brooks Studies Map 1666, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet
182 Geology Geology, map, Grant and Catron Geologic map of the Wilson Mountain Ratte, J.C. and W.E. 1989 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Wilson Mountain, Counties quadrangle, Catron and Grant Counties, New Brooks 1611, 1 map :col. ;58 x 49 cm. on sheet 86 x availability
183 Geology Geology, map, Big Grant and Catron Preliminary geologic map of the Big Lue Ratte, J.C. and W.E. 1995 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 95- Map Sheet USGS publication search $10.00 Lue Mountains, Counties Mountains 15-minute Quadrangle, Greenlee Brooks 263, 1 over-size sheet, scale 1:48,000 (1 inch =
184 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Horse Mountain West Ratte, J.C., W.C. 1991 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Horse Mountain, quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico McIntosh, and B.B. 1685, 1 map :col. ;58 x 48 cm., on sheet 86 x availability
185 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Milligan Mountain Ratte, J.C., W.C. 1994 U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic Quadrangle Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Milligan Mountain, quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico McIntosh, and D. Bove 1736, 1 map :col. ;58 x 49 cm., on sheet 105 x availability
186 Geology Pleistocene South Central NM Pluvial Lake Palomas, North western Reeves, C.C.Jr. 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 for geology, south- Chihuahua, Mexico and Pleistocene Conference Guidebook - 16 Southwestern New uidebooks/16/ Entire Book central New Geologic History of the South-Central New Mexico II Mexico, Pluvial Mexico Lake
187 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Geologic map of the Spring Canyon Richter, D.H. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Spring Canyon, Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico Studies Map MF-966, 1 map ;58 x 49 cm. on availability
188 Geology Geology, map, O Catron County Geologic map of the O Bar O Canyon East Richter, D.H. 1987 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Bar, O Canyon, Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico Studies Map MF-1976, 1 map ;58 x 48 cm., on availability
7/21/2009 Page 24 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 190 Geology Geologic map, Grant County The Conterminous United State Mineral Richter, D.H., B.B. U.S. Geological Survey, Circular, report number Electronic file USGS publication search mineral resource Assessment Program; background Houser, K.C. Watts, 975 (DJVU) http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ map, silver city information to accompany folio of geologic D.P. Klein, W.N. Sharp, cir/cir975 and mineral resource maps of the Silver City H. Drewes, D.C. 1 degree x 2 degrees Quadrangle, New Hedlund, G.L. Raines, Mexico and Arizona and J.R. Hassemer
191 Geology Geology, map, Wall Catron County Geologic map of the Wall Lake Quadrangle, Richter, D.H., T.L. 1986 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Lake, Catron Catron County, New Mexico Eggleston, and W.A. Studies Map MF-1909, 1 map ;58 x 48 cm., on availability
195 Geology Geology, Catron, Catron County Geology and coal resources of the Tejana Roybal, G.H. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Tejana Mesa, Coal Mesa quadrangle, Catron County, New Resources, Open File Report 178, November
7/21/2009 Page 25 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 196 Geology Geology, Luna County Geology of Hermanas Quadrangle, Luna Seager W.R. and R.E. 1988 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map sheet NMBGMR search $6.25 Hermanas, Luna, County, New Mexico Clemons Resources Geological Map 63. Scale 1:24,000.
197 Geology Geology, Laramide, Southwestern, Laramide (Late Cretaceous-Eocene) Seager, W. 2004 New Mexico Geological Society Special Paper in Book tectonics, NM tectonics of southwestern New Mexico Publication 11, The Geology of New Mexico: A southwest NM Geologic History
198 Geology Geology map, Grant County Reconnaissance geologic map and sections Seager, W.R. 1994 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Hillsboro, San of Hillsboro and San Lorenzo 15-min. Resources, Open-file Report 400, 6 pages.
199 Geology Geology, map Fort Grant County Preliminary geologic map of the Fort Bayard Skotnicki, S.J. and C.A. 2007 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 Bayard, Grant quadrangle, Grant County, New Mexico Ferguson Resources, Open-file Digital Geologic Map OF-
200 Geology Jurassic, Zuni West-central New Jurassic rocks of the Zuni Mountains Smith, C.T. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Mountains Mexico Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Entire Book Mexico, 74-80. Reprinted 1996.
7/21/2009 Page 26 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 201 Geology Soil survey, Hidalgo Hidalgo County Soil Survey of Hidalgo County, New Mexico Soil Conservation 1973 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Book UNM Library, Unknown Service Conservation Service, in cooperation with U.S. http://libros.unm.edu/search~S7?/ Department of Interior, Bureau of Land Xsoil+survey+of+hidalgo+county& Management, and the New Mexico Agricultural searchscope=7&SORT=/Xsoil+sur Experiment Station vey+of+hidalgo+county&searchsc ope=7&SORT=&SORT=+&extend ed=0&SUBKEY=soil%20survey% 20of%20hidalgo%20county/1%2C 2%2C2%2CB/frameset&FF=Xsoil +survey+of+hidalgo+county&SOR T=+&2%2C2%2C
202 Geology Soil survey, Luna Luna County Soil Survey of Luna County, New Mexico Soil Conservation 1980 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Book UNM Library, Unknown Service Conservation Service, in cooperation with U.S. http://libros.unm.edu/search/a?se Department of Interior, Bureau of Land archtype=X&searcharg=soil+surv Management, and the New Mexico Agricultural ey+of+luna+county&searchscope Experiment Station =7&SORT=+&extended=0
203 Geology Soil survey, Grant Grant County Soil Survey of Grant County, New Mexico Soil Conservation 1983 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Electronic (PDF) Internet NA Central and Southern Parts Service Conservation Service, in cooperation with U.S.
204 Geology Soil survey, Catron Catron County Soil Survey of Catron County, New Mexico Soil Conservation 1985 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Electronic (PDF) Internet NA Northern Part Service Conservation Service, in cooperation with U.S.
205 Geology Structural geology, Hidalgo County Structural geology of northern part of Animas Soule, J.M. 1972 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $4.75 Animas Mountains, Mountains, Hidalgo County, New Mexico Resources, Circular 125, 15 pages.
206 Geology Geology, Santa Grant County Geology of the Santa Rita mining area, New Spencer, A.C. and S. 1935 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 859, 78 p. illus., Printed report USGS publication search not in stock Rita, mining, Grant Mexico Paige 6 pl. (incl. fold. col. map, fold. diagr., fold. profile)
208 Geology Catron, geology, Catron County Geology of the North Half of the Pelona Stearns, C.E. 1962 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $4.75 Pelona quadrangle Quadrangle, Catron County, New Mexico Resources, Bulletin 78, 46 p. 1 plate, 1
209 Geology Geology, Apache Hidalgo and Luna Geology and ore deposits of Apache Hills Strongin, O. 1957 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (CD), NMBGMR search $10.00 for Hills, Sierra Rica, Counties and northern Sierra Rica, Hidalgo and Luna Resources, Open-File Report 18, 237 pages. out of print
210 Geology Geology, map Grant and Geologic map of the Coyote Peak and Thorman, C.H. 1977 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Coyote Peak, Hidalgo Counties Brockman quadrangles, Hidalgo and Grant Studies Map MF-924, 1 map; 58 x 98 cm., on availability
211 Geology Geology, map, Hidalgo County Geologic map of the Gary and Lordsburg Thorman, C.H. and H. 1978 U.S. Geological Survey, IMAP 1151, 1 map ;58 x Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Gary, Lordsburg, quadrangles, Hidalgo County, New Mexico Drewes 98 cm. on sheet 100 x 107 cm. fold. to 26 x 22 availability
7/21/2009 Page 28 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 214 Geology Geology, map, Luna County Geologic map of the Victorio Mountains, Thorman, C.H. and H. 1980 U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet - limited USGS publication search $9.00 Victorio Mountains, Luna County, southwestern New Mexico Drewes Studies Map 1175, 1 map availability
217 Geology Geology, Mimbres Luna County Geology, mineral and energy resources, USGS 1997 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 97- CD-ROM USGS publication search Contact Resource Area, Mimbres Resource Area, New Mexico 521. CD-ROM http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ USGS Energy, Mineral ofr/ofr97521> 218 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 1953 New Mexico Geological Society Reprinted Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 southwestern New Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern 1996. uidebooks/4/ Mexico New Mexico
219 Geology Geology, west Catron County New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 1959 New Mexico Geological Society Reprinted Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 central New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central 1996. uidebooks/10/ New Mexico
220 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 1965 New Mexico Geological Society Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $12.50 southwestern New Conference Guidebook - 16, Southwestern uidebooks/16/ Mexico New Mexico II
221 Geology Geology, Tyrone, Southwestern NM New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 Big Hatchet Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big uidebooks/21/ Mountain, Florida Hatchet Mountain-Florida Mountains Region Mountains
222 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 southwestern New Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Mexico Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern New Mexico
223 Geology Geology, Southwestern NM New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 southwestern New Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Mexico Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic
224 Geology Geology, Gila, Grant County New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Various 2008 New Mexico Geological Society Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 Silver City Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the uidebooks/59/ Gila Wilderness-Silver City area
225 Geology Geology, New Western New K-Ar ages of Tertiary igneous rocks in central Weber, R.H. 1971 Isochron/West, No. 1, 33-45 Mexico Mexico and western New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 29 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 226 Geology Tertiary, Catron County Tertiary stratigraphy of northern Catron Willard, M.E. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 stratigraphy, Catron County, New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ County Mexico, 92-99. Reprinted 1996.
227 Geology Geology, map, Catron County Reconnaissance geologic map of Cañon Willard, M.E. and R.H. 1958 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Map Sheet http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $3.25 Canon Largo Largo 30-minute quadrangle Weber Resources Geological Map 6. Scale 1:26,720 /cart/home.cfml?Code=GM00006
228Geology Geothermal Southwestern, Geothermal resources of southwestern New Witcher, J.C. 1988 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $10.00 for Resources, NM Mexico and southeastern Arizona Conference Guidebook - 39, Cretaceous and uidebooks/39/ Entire Book Laramide Tectonic Evolution of Southwestern New Mexico
229 Geology Precambrian, Southwestern, Precambrian Rocks of Southwestern New Woodward, L.A. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for geology, NM Mexico Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Southwestern, New Mountain-Florida Mountains Region Mexico 230 Geology Geology, map, Hidalgo County Reconnaissance geologic map of part of the Wrucke, C.T. and C.S. 1961 U.S Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Field Map Sheet USGS publication search copy of Peloncillo southern Peloncillo Mountains, Hidalgo Bromfield Studies Map 160, 1 map.
231 Geology Geology, Lower Southwestern NM Lower Cretaceous Stratigraphy of Zeller, R.A.Jr. 1953 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Cretaceous, Southwestern New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 4, Southwestern New uidebooks/4/ Entire Book Stratigraphy, Mexico, 142-143. Reprinted 1996. Southwest
232 Geology Geology, Little Grant and Geology of the Little Hatchet Mountains, Zeller, R.A.Jr. 1970 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $6.50 Hatchet Mountains, Hidalgo Counties Hidalgo and Grant Counties, New Mexico Resources, Bulletin 96, 23 pages (reprinted
233 Geology Big Hatchet, Stratigraphy of the Big Hatchet Mountains Zeller, R.A.Jr. 1970 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for Stratigraphy, Area, New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 21, Tyrone-Big Hatchet uidebooks/21/ Entire Book Mountain-Florida Mountains Region
234 Geology Structural geology, Hidalgo County Structural Geology of Big Hatchet Peak Zeller, R.A.Jr. 1975 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $6.25 Big Hatchet Peak, Quadrangle, Hidalgo County, New Mexico, Resources, Circular 146, 23 pages (with
7/21/2009 Page 30 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 235 Geology Geology, Walnut Hidalgo County Geology of the Walnut Wells Quadrangle, Zeller, R.A.Jr., and A.M. 1965 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $7.00 Wells, Hidalgo Hidalgo County, New Mexico Alper Resources Bulletin 84, 105 pages plus 2 plates
Geomorphology 236 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Luna County Flood Plain Information Mimbres River & Army Corps of 1978 Army Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque District Printed report internet (from WRRI library), flood, Mimbres Florida Gap Draw, Deming, Luna County, Engineers 25 p. + 22 plates http://www.corpslibrary.com/cf/clie River, Florida Gap, New Mexico ntfNew.cgi?Id=49-16-6-8- Luna, Deming 24309&O=S&PId=PId1235077568 428&C=0 237 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Southwest New Environmental Assessment for Public Law 84- Army Corps of 1979 Army Corps of Engineers http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co environmental Mexico 99, Emergency Levee Rehabilitation on the Engineers lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF assessment, levee, Gila River, New Mexico. _Riparian.html Gila River 238 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Grant County Grant County Gila No. 5 Levee Rehabilitation Army Corps of 1979 Army Corps of Engineers http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Grant, levee, Gila Location/Site Map and Typical Levee Engineers lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF River Section. Albuquerque, NM _Riparian.html 239 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Geomorphic Map of the Upper Gila River, Bureau of Reclamation 2003 US Bureau of Reclamation BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Gila River, maps Arizona Study Area Location and Index of Maps 240 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Southeastern Hydraulic effects of changes in bottom land Burkham, D.E. 1976 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 655- Electronic file USGS publication search $3.25 Gila River, Arizona vegetation on three major floods, Gila River, J, 13 p. (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 31 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 241 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Southwestern NM Scenic Trips to the Geologic Past No. 10: Clemons, R.E., P.W. 1980 New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Printed report http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $10.00 geology, Gila River Southwestern New Mexico. Socorro, NM Christiansen, and H.L. Resources /scenictrips/10/ James
242 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Southwestern NM Late Cenozoic drainage development in the Connell, S.D., J.W. 2005 In, Lucas, S.G., Morgan, G.S. and Zeigler, K.E., Electronic file (PDF) http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/staff/connell online basin and range, southeastern basin and range of New Hawley, and D.W. Love eds., 2005, New Mexico’s Ice Ages, New Mexico /pubs/papers/documents/2005_n watershed Mexico, southeastern most Arizona, and Museum of Natural History and Science Bulletin mmnhs_connelletal_000.pdf western Texas No. 28, p. 125-150
243 Geomorphology Geomorphology, New Mexico Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology D.R. Levish and R.J. 2004 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study, Stream Corridor Assessment, New Wittler Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library water management Mexico Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior, Jan. 26, 2004.
244 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Upper Gila River Geomorphology Study, Delcau, M.R. and J.E. 2003 US Bureau of Reclamation Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Stable Channel Analysis, Arizona Klawon Area Office Library Channel analysis
7/21/2009 Page 32 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 245 Geomorphology Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology England, J.F. 2005 US Bureau of Reclamation, Fluvial Hydraulics Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Study Flood Frequency and Flow Duration and Geomorphology Team Area Office Library Analyses: Arizona 246 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Southwestern NM Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology England, J.F.Jr. 2002 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study, flood frequency, flow duration and Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library water management, trends New Mexico Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, channel analysis, Dept. of Interior, October 3, 2002. Flood frequency, flow duration, hydrology
247 Geomorphology Southwest US, Southwest US Geomorphic response to seasonal variations Etheredge D., D.S. 2004 Geological Society of America Bulletin Journal Article GSA Journal search $25.00 (1 seasonal variations, in rainfall in the Southwest United States Gutzler, and F.J. Volume 116, Issue 5 (May 2004) pp. 606–618
248 Geomorphology Structure, West-central New Structure and geomorphology of west-central Fitzsimmons, J.P. 1959 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $20.00 for geomorphology, Mexico New Mexico Conference Guidebook - 10, West-Central New uidebooks/10/ Entire Book west-central New Mexico, 112-116. Reprinted 1996. Mexico
249 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Hidalgo County Quaternary Geology of Lake Animas, Hidalgo Fleischhauer, H.L.Jr. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $8.00 Quaternary County, New Mexico, and W.J. Stone Resources, Circular 174, 25 pages.
7/21/2009 Page 33 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 250 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Contrasting channel response to floods on Huckleberry, G. 1994 Geology, v. 22, p. 1083-1086 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co $32.00 Gila River, flood the middle Gila River, Arizona lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF _Geomorph.html
251 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Historical Geomorphology of the Gila River Huckleberry, G. 1996 Arizona Geological Survey, Open-File Report 96- Report internet $7.00 Gila River 14, Tucson, Arizona [note: probably covers only
254 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Klawon, J.E. 2001 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Electronic file (PDF) Internet online Fluvial, Gila River, Study, Catalog of Historical Changes, Geomorphology Team, US Bureau of
255 Geomorphology New Mexico, Grant and Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Klawon, J.E. 2002 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix NA historical changes, Hidalgo Counties Study, Catalog of Historical Changes, New Geomorphology Team, U.S. Department of the Area Office Library fluvial Mexico Interior Bureau of Reclamation, Technical geomorphology, Service Center, Denver, Colorado. December Gila River 20, 2002
7/21/2009 Page 34 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 256 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona/New Geomorphic response of the upper Gila Klawon, J.E. and D.R. 2003 Congress of the International Union for Report http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/inqu/fin $45.00 Gila River, dams, Mexico River, Arizona and New Mexico, to levees, Levish Quaternary Research. 16: pages 111-112 alprogram/abstract_55033.htm floods diversion dams, and floods
257 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Klawon, J.E. and R.J. 2001 Fluvial Hydraulics and Geomorphology Team, Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study Background Information and Summary Wittler US Bureau of Reclamation Area Office Library water management Addendum
258 Geomorphology Fluvial Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Klawon, J.E. 2003 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Electronic file (PDF) Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix NA geomorphology, Study, Geomorphic Analysis, Arizona Geomorphology Team, US Bureau of Area Office Library, Internet Upper Gila, Reclamation, Technical Service Center, Denver,
259 Geomorphology Fluvial Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Klawon, J.E. 2004 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Electronic file (PDF) Internet NA geomorphology, Study, Geomorphic Map, Arizona Geomorphology Team, US Bureau of
7/21/2009 Page 35 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 260 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Klawon, J.E., R.J. 2000 US Bureau of Reclamation Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study Background Information and Summary Wittler, and D.R. Levish Area Office Library water management
261 Geomorphology Geomorphology, New Mexico Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Levish, D.R. 2002 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study, qualitative assessment of upper box Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library water management geomorphology New Mexico. Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior, May 31, 2002.
262 Geomorphology Quaternary Catron County Quaternary geology of the Dusty 7.5-minute McCraw, D.J. 2003 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for geology, Dusty, quadrangle, Socorro and Catron counties Resources, Open File Geologic Map 66Q, May
263 Geomorphology Quaternary Catron County Quaternary geology of the Kellogg Well 7.5- McCraw, D.J. 2003 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for geology, Kellogg minute quadrangle, Socorro and Catron Resources, Open File Geologic Map 64Q, May
7/21/2009 Page 36 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 264 Geomorphology Quaternary Catron County Quaternary geology of the Oak Peak 7.5- McCraw, D.J. 2003 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for geology, Oak Peak, minute quadrangle, Socorro and Catron Resources, Open File Geologic Map 65Q, May
265 Geomorphology Quaternary Catron County Quaternary geology of the Wahoo Ranch 7.5- McCraw, D.J. 2003 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for geology, Wahoo minute quadrangle, Socorro and Catron Resources, Open File Geologic Map 68Q, May
7/21/2009 Page 37 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 266 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Initial hydrologic and geomorphic response Moody, J.A. and D.A. 2001 Earth Surface Processes and Landforms http://md1.csa.com/partners/viewr wildfire, hydrologic following a wildfire in the Colorado Front Martin 26:1049 1070. ecord.php?requester=gs&collectio response Range n=ENV&recid=5216803&q=&uid= 1100685&setcookie=yes
267 Geomorphology Geomorphology, New Mexico Geomorphology of the Upper Gila River Mussetter Engineering, 2006 Mussetter Engineering, Inc., 1730 S. College Electronic file (PDF) ISC provided electronic copy of NA Gila River, Within the State of New Mexico Inc. Avenue, Suite 100, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 report
268 Geomorphology Geomorphology, A Fluvial Geomorphology Assessment of the Natural Resources 1998 Natural Resource Conservation Service, http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Gila River Gila River From the Gila Box to the Bird Conservation Service Albuquerque, NM lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF Area. _Geomorph.html 269 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Southwestern NM Recent stream trenching in the semi-arid Rich, J.L 1911 American Journal of Science (4th series). XXXII, Journal Article http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co stream trenching, portion of Southwestern New Mexico, a result v. 190, p. 237-245 lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF vegetation removal of the removal of vegetation cover _Geomorph.html
270 Geomorphology Soil, Southwestern NM Soil-geomorphic setting and change in Sandor, J.A., J.W. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 for geomorphology, prehistoric agricultural terraces in the Hawley, R.H. Schiowitz, Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ entire book prehistoric terrace, Mimbres area, New Mexico and P.L. Gersper Wilderness-Silver City area, 167-176. Mimbres
7/21/2009 Page 38 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 271 Geomorphology Geomorphology, A Study of Channel Form and Flow Regime Soles, E.S. 1999 Upper Gila Watershed Association, Carapace, printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Gila River, channel, on the Gila River Vol. 6, 4-6. Gila, NM lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF flow _Geomorph.html 272 Geomorphology Geomorphology, The Fort West Ditch Stailey, L. 2000 Unpublished chronology http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co ditch, acequia lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF _Hydrology.html 273 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Hidalgo County Digital Geomorphic Surface Map and Vincent K.R. and P.R. 1999 DI-16. Tucson, AZ: Arizona Geological Survey Electronic file internet $30.00 map, Animas Creek Geographic Database of the Southern Krider (Arc/INFO)
274 Geomorphology Geomorphic map, Hidalgo County Geomorphic surface maps of the southern Vincent, K.R. and P.R. 1998 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Animas Creek, Animas Creek valley, Hidalgo County, New Krider Resources, Open File Report 429, 59 pages.
275 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J. and D.R. 2001 US Bureau of Reclamation, Fluvial Hydraulics Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study Field Data Collection Plan Levish and Geomorphology Team Area Office Library water management
276 Geomorphology Geomorphology, New Mexico Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J. and D.R. 2001 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study, Field data collection plan, New Mexico Levish Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library water management, Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, field methods Dept. of Interior, Feb. 28, 2001.
277 Geomorphology Geomorphology, New Mexico Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J. and D.R. 2004 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study, Final Report, New Mexico Levish Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library water management Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior, March 24, 2004.
7/21/2009 Page 39 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 278 Geomorphology Geomorphology, New Mexico Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J. and 2002 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Report Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Fluvial, Gila River, Study, Stable Channel Analysis New Mexico Delcau, M.R. Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library channel stability Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior, Dec. 13, 2002.
279 Geomorphology Geomorphology, Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J. and J.E. 2004 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Electronic (PDF) Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix NA Gila River, Study, Final Report, Arizona Klawon Geomorphology Team, Technical Service Area Office Library hydrology Center, Denver, CO - Bureau of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior, December 3, 2004.
280 Geomorphology Fluvial Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J. and J.E. 2004 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Electronic (PDF) internet NA geomorphology, Study, Stream Corridor Assessment, Arizona Klawon Geomorphology Team, Technical Service
281 Geomorphology Fluvial Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J., M.R. 2001 Prepared by Fluvial Hydraulics and Electronic (PDF) internet available geomorphology, Study, Stable Channel Analysis, Arizona Delcau, and J.E. Geomorphology Team, Technical Service
Hydrogeology 282 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Investigation Report: Anderson Engineering, 1997 Reserve, NM: The Group Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8510 development, wells Wildhorse Ranch Subdivision Phase 2, Inc, MJDarrconsult, Inc. 8126&referer=brief_results Catron County, NM 283 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Investigation Report: Anderson Engineering, 2002 Grants, NM: Anderson Engineering, Inc Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8519 development, wells Proposed "Wildhorse Ranch" Subdivision - Inc, MJDarrconsult, Inc. #85192300 2300&referer=brief_results Phase 4, Catron County, NM 284 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant & Catron Geohydrology and Water Resources of Anderson, T.W., G.W. 1992 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper Electronic file USGS publication search $4.50 alluvial basin, Counties Alluvial Basins in South-Central Arizona and Freethey, and P. Tucci 1406-B, p. B1-B67, 3 plates in pocket (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 40 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 285 Hydrogeology Hydrogeologic flow Southwest US Classification of hydrogeologic areas and Anning, D.W. and A.D. 2005 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper Electronic file (PDF) USGS publication search $30.00 systems, basin and hydrogeologic flow systems in the basin and Konieczki 1702. 44p. with 2 plates
286 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Ground-Water Resources of Catron County, Basabilvazo, G.T. 1997 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Resources Electronic file USGS publication search $15.00 Catron New Mexico Investigations Report 96-4258. Prepared in (DJVU)
288 Hydrogeology groundwater, water Luna County Large scale parameter estimation through Blandford, T.N. and J.L. 1987 New Mexico Water Resources Research Electronic file (PDF) internet online management, the inverse procedure and uncertainty Wilson Institute, Las Cruces, New Mexico. Technical
289 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Elk Catron County Supplemental hydrogeologic report for Elk Braden, C. 1997 Sandia Environmental, Inc. Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8529 Unknown Ridge, pump test, Ridge Subdivision, Catron County, NM: 3540&referer=brief_results groundwater model Pump test results, groundwater model construction, summary of groundwater availability 290 Hydrogeology Hidalgo County Reservoir Sites, Redrock and Alma Reservoir Burchard, R.W. 1928 Dept. of the Interior, US Geological Survey Map Sheet Sites: near Lordsburg, NM
7/21/2009 Page 41 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 291 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Investigation Report: Darr, M.J. 2000 Reserve, NM: Elkhorn Development Services, Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8510 development, wells Proposed "Blue Hills" Subdivision - Phase 4, MJDarrconsult, Inc. 5223&referer=brief_results Catron County, NM 292 Hydrogeology Groundwater, wells, Luna County Underground water of Luna County, New Darton, N.H. 1915 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not irrigation Mexico 345-C, p. 25-40; v. 221 p. :illus., plates, fold. (DJVU)
293 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Luna County Geology and Underground Water of Luna Darton, N.H. 1916 U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 618, 188 p. :ill., Printed report USGS publication search not geology, Luna County, New Mexico maps ;23 cm.
294 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Hidalgo County Reconnaissance of Ground Water in Playas Doty, G.C. 1960 Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/P Contact Playas Valley Valley, Hidalgo County, New Mexico Geological Survey. Technical Report 15, New ublications/Library/OSE_Technical OSE Mexico State Engineer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Reports.pdf
295 Hydrogeology Groundwater Southwestern NM New Mexico State Planning Office Report - Doty, G.C. 1965 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 65- Printed report USGS publication search Unknown Southwestern closed basins 45, 30 p.
297 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Investigation Report: Elkhorn Development 2005 Albuquerque, NM: The Company Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8509 development, wells Proposed "Spring Canyon" Subdivision - Services, Hitching Post 9365&referer=brief_results Phase 4, Catron County, NM Land Company, MJDarrconsult, Inc. 298 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Report: Wildhorse Ranch Elkhorn Development 1997 Reserve, NM: The Group Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8510 development, wells Subdivision Phase 1, Catron County, NM Services, 2226&referer=brief_results MJDarrconsult, Inc. 299 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Investigation Report: Elkhorn Development 1998 Reserve, NM: The Services Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8529 development, wells Sugarloaf Mountain Subdivision, Catron Services, 2511&referer=brief_results County, NM MJDarrconsult, Inc. 300 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic Report: Golden Horseshoe Elkhorn Group, 1997 Reserve, NM: The Group Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8518 development, wells Subdivision, Catron County, NM MJDarrconsult, Inc. 7168&referer=brief_results
301 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Geohydrologic Report: Wildwood Highlands, Elkhorn Group, 1997 MJDarrconsult, Inc. Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8519 development, wells Phase II Subdivision MJDarrconsult, Inc. 0182&referer=brief_results
7/21/2009 Page 42 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 302 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrologic reconnaissance study: Wild Elkhorn Group, 1997 Reserve, NM: The Group Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8518 development, wells Horse Ranch, Catron County, NM MJDarrconsult, Inc., 5792&referer=brief_results Enhanced Solutions 303 Hydrogeology Geology, ground- Southwestern NM Geologic controls on ground-water flow in the Finch, S.T.Jr., A. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 for water flow, Mimbres Basin, southwestern New Mexico McCoy, and E. Melis Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ entire book Mimbres Basin, Wilderness-Silver City area, 189-196. Southwestern New Mexico
304 Hydrogeology Earth fissure, Luna County Digital documentation of deformation and Friesen, R.L. and W.C. 1992 In New Mexico Geological Society, 1992 Annual Journal Article NMBGMR search $4.00 Mimbres Basin, ground-water levels near an earth fissure in Haneberg Spring Meeting, Abstracts with Programs, New
305 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Luna, Luna County Ground Water Conditions in Area South and Galloway, S.E. 1953 Office of the State Engineer Hydrology Report, Printed report salsa search Contact Red Mountain West of Red Mountain, Luna County, New September 1953
306 Hydrogeology Groundwater, San Catron County Geologic and hydrologic groundwater Gillespie, E.L. 1984 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/85832015&referer= Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8583 Ignacio Creek conditions in the San Ignacio Creek Estates, brief_results 2015&referer=brief_results Estates, Catron Catron, County, NM 307 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Last Catron County Geologic & hydrologic ground water Gillespie, E.L. 1985 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/85832022&referer= Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/8583 Frontier, Catron conditions of the Last Frontier area, Catron brief_results 2022&referer=brief_results County, NM, Units no. 11, 11 & IV
7/21/2009 Page 43 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 308 Hydrogeology Mimbres Basin, Luna County Tilts, strains, and ground-water levels near Haneberg W.C. and 1995 Geological Society of America Bulletin Journal Article GSA Journal search $25.00 (1 groundwater levels, an earth fissure in the Mimbres Basin, New R.L. Friesen Volume 107, Issue 3 (March 1995) pp. 316–326
309 Hydrogeology Deming, soil Luna County Use of seismic reflection profiles to Haneberg, W.C. 1990 New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 deformation, characterize soil deformation associated with Resources, Open File Report 367, May 1990. groundwater earth fissures and groundwater withdrawal withdrawal, seismic near Deming, New Mexico reflection profiles
310 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant and Luna Hydrogeologic Framework and Preliminary Hanson, R.T., J.S. 1994 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Resources Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 groundwater Counties Simulation of Ground-Water Flow in the McLean, and R.S. Miller Investigations Report 94-4011, Prepared in (DJVU)
311 Hydrogeology Hydrogeology, Grant and Luna Regional groundwater flow model : San Hargis & Montgomery, 1983 Hargis & Montgomery, Inc. Tucson, Arizona. Report http://salsa.stlib.state.nm.us/ipac2 Unknown groundwater flow, Counties Vicente Basin, Grant and Luna Counties, Inc. 0/ipac.jsp?session=123RS600A08 model New Mexico 55.1079587&profile=nms&source =~!marquis&view=subscriptionsu mmary&uri=full=3100001~!67929 7~!4&ri=7&aspect=basic_search& menu=search&ipp=20&spp=20&st affonly=&term=Hydrogeology+-- +New+Mexico+-- +Grant+County.&index=SUBJEC T&uindex=&aspect=basic_search &menu=search&ri=7#focus
7/21/2009 Page 44 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 312 Hydrogeology Little Colorado Catron County Generalized hydrogeology and ground-water Hart, R.J., J.J. Ward, 2002 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Electronic file (PDF) USGS publication search not in stock River, C Aquifer, budget for the C Aquifer, Little Colorado D.J. Bills, and M.E. Investigation Report 2002-4026, 47 p. Tucson,
313 Hydrogeology Hydrology, water Grant County Hydrogeologic Evaluation of Proposed Hathaway, D.L. 1986 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/P Unknown transfer, Tyrone, Transfer of Water from the Gila River to ublications/Library/OSE_Hydrolog Gila River Tyrone by the Phelps Dodge Corporation yReports.pdf 314 Hydrogeology Ground Water Hydrogeologic Evaluation of A.T. Cross Hathaway, D.L. 1987 Office of the State Engineer Hydrology Report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public Appropriation, Cattle Company Applications M-4750 April 1987 TDH87-8 ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html Mimbres Basin Through M-4759 to Appropriate Ground Water from the Mimbres Basin 315 Hydrogeology Ground-water Hidalgo County Ground-Water Modeling in a Southwestern Hawkins, D.B. and D.B. 1983 Ground Water, Volume 21, Number 6, 733-739. Journal Article Unknown modeling, Animas Alluvial Basin Stephens Valley, Hidalgo County
316 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Southwestern NM Trans-International Boundary Aquifers in Hawley, J.W., B.J. 2000 Prepared for the U.S. Environmental Protection printed report, pdf http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/otherr available aquifer, trans- Southwestern New Mexico Hibbs, J.F. Kennedy, Agency-Region 6 and the International pt/swnm/DjVu/downl.html online international B.J. Creel, M.D. Boundary and Water Commission-U.S. Section. Remmenga, M. Technical Completion Report, Interagency Johnson, M.M. Lee, and contract number X-996350-01-3, New Mexico P. Dinterman Water Resources Research Institute. March 2000
317 Hydrogeology Mimbres Basin, Southwestern NM Estimation of alluvial-fill thickness in the Heywood, C.E. 2002 US Geological Survey, Water Resources Electronic file (PDF) internet $4.00 alluvial-fill Mimbres ground-water basin, New Mexico, Investigations Report 2002-4007, 15 p.
7/21/2009 Page 45 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 318 Hydrogeology Animas Basin, Gila Grant, Hidalgo, Some notes on the hydrogeology and ground- Hibbs, B.J., M.M. Lee, 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 for river, Mimbres river Catron, Luna water quality of the Animas system, J.W. Hawley, and J.F. Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Entire Book basin, ground southwestern New Mexico Kennedy Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic water, ground- water quality
319 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant County Hydrologic Evaluation of Application GSF- Johnson, M.S. 2000 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/P Contact permit, location 1745 into GSF-1014 for Permit to Change Technical Division Hydrology Report 00-3. ublications/Library/OSE_Hydrolog OSE change, well, Gila- Location of Well and Place or Purpose of December 2000. yReports.pdf San Francisco Use in the Gila-San Francisco Underground Underground Water Water Basin, Grant County, New Mexico Basin
320 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant County Modifications to the OSE Silver City Ground- Johnson, M.S. 2002 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Office of the State Engineer, Tom groundwater model, Water Flow Model Technical Memorandum, February 6, 2002 Morrison, Hydrology Bureau Chief Silver City
321 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Southwestern NM Analysis of Effects of Ground-Water Johnson, M.S., L.M. 2002 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer Electronic file (PDF) http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public development, Development to Meet Projected Demands in Logan, and D.H. Hydrology Bureau, Hydrology Report 02-04, ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html Southwest New Regional Planning District 4, Southwest New Rappuhn March 2002. Mexico Mexico
322 Hydrogeology Mimbres, Animas, Grant, Hidalgo, The hydrogeologic framework of the basin-fill Kennedy, J.F., J.W. 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 for Playas Basin, Luna, Luna Counties aquifers and associated ground-water-flow Hawley, and M. Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Entire Book Grant, Hidalgo, systems in southwestern New Mexico--an Johnson Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic Hydrogeology, overview basin-fill aquifers, ground water
323 Hydrogeology Groundwater, New Mexico Summary of U.S. Geological Survey ground- Kernodle, J.M. 1992 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 90- Electronic file USGS publication search $15.00 groundwater model, water-flow models of basin-fill aquifers in the 361, viii, 81 p. :ill., maps ;28 cm. (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 46 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 324 Hydrogeology Geology, water- Grant County Water-bearing properties of selected Kilmer, C.L. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 bearing, Grant geologic materials in mining areas of Grant Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ County, Tyrone County, New Mexico Wilderness-Silver City area, 199-203.
325 Hydrogeology Gila River valley, Grant County Geohydrology of the upper pipe line draw Lavery N.G. and F.D. 1977 Exxon Company loose-leaf notebook Salsa search Contact Grant, pipelines, area Grant County, New Mexico, Addendum Trauger with maps
326 Hydrogeology Gila conglomerate, Grant County The lower part of the Gila conglomerate: Its Lavery N.G. and F.D. 1977 Exxon Company map Salsa search permeability, extent and permeability in the vicinity of Trauger
327 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant County Four Ground-Water Studies Near Lordsburg, Loeltz, O.J., A.M. 1942 Published in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Biennial Printed report DBS&A Library Contact Lordsburg, Grant New Mexico Morgan, C.R. Murray, Reports of the State Engineer of New Mexico, OSE and C.V. Theis for the 31st, 33rd, and 34th Fiscal Years, July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1946. Prepared in cooperation with U.S. Geological Survey.
328 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County The hydrogeology of the Sawtooth MacGill, P. 1995 Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1242 Unknown Sawtooth, Pie Subdivision near Pie Town, NM 72726&referer=brief_results Town 7/21/2009 Page 47 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 329 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County The geohydrology of the "Starfire Ranch" MacGill, P. 1996 Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1361 Unknown Starfire Ranch, Subdivision north of Quemado, NM 24083&referer=brief_results Quemado 330 Hydrogeology Gila River, point of Hydrogeologic Evaluation of Proposed Mattingly, B.E. 1989 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer TDH- http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public diversion Change in Point of Diversion to the Gila River 89-5, June 1989 ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html by the Phelps Dodge Corporation, GSF-70-D- A into 02260 and GSF-331 into 02260
331 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant and Luna Mimbres Basin ground-water-flow model in McCoy, A. and S.T.Jr. 2006 John Shomaker & Associates, Inc. Water Printed report internet (from Sandia Labs NA groundwater model, Counties support of Chino Mines Company Finch Resource and Environmental Consultants, reference list) Chino Mine, supplemental discharge permit for closure, Albuquerque, NM. Prepared for Chino Mines https://waterportal.sandia.gov/nms Discharge, DP-1340, Condition 86 Company, Hurley, New Mexico. February 2006. tateengineer/models/snlmodelass Discharge Permit Appendix D of Report on Water Treatment umptions System Sustainability, DP-1340, Condition 86.
332 Hydrogeology Soil moisture, Arizona Soil-moisture and energy relationships McQueen, I.S. and R.F. 1972 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 655- Electronic file USGS publication search $2.25 phreatophytes, salt associated with riparian vegetation near San Miller E, 50 p. (DJVU)
333 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Hidalgo County Duncan-Virden Valley Greenlee County, AZ Morrison, R.B. and H.M. 1942 Geological Survey (US), AZ State Water Book Duncan Virden and Hidalgo County, NM: Records of Wells Babcock Commissioner, Tucson, AZ Valley, wells, and Springs, Well Logs, Water Analyses and springs, water Map Showing Locations of Wells and Springs analysis, map, Hidalgo 334 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Zuni Catron County Geohydrology and Potential Hydrologic Myers, R.G. 1992 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Resources Electronic file USGS publication search $15.00 Salt Lake, Coal Effects of Surface Coal Mining of the San Investigations Report 92-4004, v, 52 p. :ill., (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 48 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 335 Hydrogeology Groundwater, San Catron County Geohydrology of the San Agustin Basin, Myers, R.G., J.T. 1994 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Agustin, Alamosa Alamosa Creek Basin Upstream from Everheart and C.A. Investigations Report 94-4125, v, 70 p. :ill., (DJVU)
336 Hydrogeology Groundwater, New Mexico Water Administration Technical Engineering New Mexico Office of
338 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Hidalgo County Water-level data compiled for hydrogeologic O'Brien, K.M. and W.J. 1981 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral printed report, pdf NMBGMR search $10.00 for Animas Valley study of Animas Valley, Hidalgo County, New Stone Resources, Socorro, NM, Open File Report 130,
339 Hydrogeology Groundwater, wells, Hidalgo County Drill Hole and Testing Data Compiled for O'Brien, K.M. and W.J. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Hidalgo, drilling, Hydrogeologic Study of Animas Valley, Stone Resources, Socorro, New Mexico, Open-file
340 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Hidalgo County Water-quality data compiled for O'Brien, K.M. and W.J. 1982 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral printed report, pdf NMBGMR search $10.00 for Animas Valley hydrogeologic study of Animas Valley, Stone Resources, Socorro, NM, Open File Report 131,
7/21/2009 Page 49 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 341 Hydrogeology Hydrologic model, Hidalgo County A Two-Dimensional Hydrologic Model of the O'Brien, K.M. and W.J. 1983 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (PDF) NMBGMR search $10.00 for Animas Valley, Animas Valley, Hidalgo County, New Mexico Stone Resources, Open-File Report 133, January
342 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Hidalgo County Ground Water in Animas Valley, Hidalgo Reeder, H.O. 1957 State of New Mexico, State Engineer Office, Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/P Contact Animas Valley County, New Mexico Technical Report No. 11. Prepared in ublications/Library/OSE_Technical OSE cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey. Reports.pdf
343 Hydrogeology Groundwater, water Hidalgo and Luna Annual Water Level Measurements in Reeder, H.O. and 1959 Technical Report No. 13, State of New Mexico printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public Contact levels Counties Observation Wells, 1951-1955, and Atlas of Others State Engineer Office, Santa Fe, New Mexico ations_library_techrpts.html OSE Maps Showing Changes in Water Levels for Various Periods from Beginning of Record Through 1954, New Mexico.
344 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geohydrology conditions at the proposed Schipper, M.R. 1978 Albuquerque, NM: Geohydrology Associates, Book http://salsa.stlib.state.nm.us/ipac2 development, wells Lost Cabin Subdivision, Catron County, NM Inc. 0/ipac.jsp?session=1H3982B0066 26.1205320&profile=nms&uri=link =3100007~!1963333~!3100001~! 3100002&aspect=basic_search& menu=search&ri=1&source=~!ma rquis&term=Geohydrology+conditi ons+at+the+proposed+Lost+Cabi n+Subdivision%2C+Catron+Count y%2C+New+Mexico+%2F&index= ALTITLE#focus
345 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Grant and Ground water in the Animas, Playas, Schwennesen, A.T. and 1918 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock Animas, Playas, Hidalgo Counties Hachita, and San Luis Basins, New Mexico, R.F. Hare 422, 152 p. :illus. ;23 cm., Prepared in (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 50 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 347 Hydrogeology Basin and range, Hidalgo Challenges of Basin-and-Range Stone, W.J. 2000 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $25.00 for ground water, hydrogeology-examples from Hidalgo Conference Guidebook - 51, Southwest uidebooks/51/ Entire Book ground water County, New Mexico Passage-A trip through the Phanerozoic quality
348 Hydrogeology Groundwater, wells, Catron County Availability of Ground Water at Proposed Trauger, F.D. 1960 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Santa Fe, printed report, pdf http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public available Gila National Well Sites in Gila National Forest, Sierra and New Mexico. Technical Report 18, Prepared in ations_library_techrpts.html online Forest, Catron Catron Counties, New Mexico Cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey and the U.S. Forest Service.
349 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Catron County Geology and availability of ground water in Trauger, F.D. 1963 U.S Geological Survey, Open File Report 63- Printed report USGS publication search Unknown geology, Gila Cliff the vicinity of Gila Cliff Dwellings National 122, 24 p.
351 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Southwestern NM Ground Water--Its Occurrence and Relation Trauger, F.D. and G.C. 1965 In J.P. Fitzsimmons and C. Lochman-Balk Journal Article http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publications $12.50 southwest New to the Economy and Geology of Doty (eds.), Guidebook of Southwestern New Mexico /nmgs/guidebooks/16/ Mexico, geology Southwestern New Mexico II, New Mexico Geological Society, Sixteenth Field Conference-October 15-17, 1965.
352 Hydrogeology Gila River valley, Grant County Geohydrology of the upper pipe line draw Trauger, F.D. and N.G. 1976 Exxon Company loose-leaf notebook Salsa search Contact Grant, pipelines, area Grant County, New Mexico Lavery with maps
7/21/2009 Page 51 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 353 Hydrogeology Geology, Hidalgo County Geology and hydrology of Lordsburg mesa Turner, S.F. and P.A. 1965 Turner and Associates, Phoenix, Arizona, April Printed report salsa search hydrology, drainage area, Hidalgo County, New Mexico Manera 1965
354 Hydrogeology Water survey, Catron County Electronic water survey report for "The Unknown 1995 Worldcat Libraries Book http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1244 Sawtooth, Pietown, Sawtooth" a type IV subdivision, lying in 34794&referer=brief_results Catron sections 5, 7 & 8, T.1N., R.12W., NMPM north of Pietown, Catron County, NM 355 Hydrogeology Groundwater, The Catron County Hydrogeology of "The Woods" a type IV Whitehead, N.H. 1996 Socorro, NM: Landmark Professional Services Printed report http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1361 Unknown Woods, Catron subdivision, Catron County, NM 47881&referer=brief_results
356 Hydrogeology Groundwater, Southwest US Geohydrology of the southwest alluvial Wilkins, D.W. 1986 U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources unknown http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ alluvial basin, basins, Regional aquifer-systems analysis in Investigations Report 84-4224 wri/wri844224 aquifer parts of Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas
357 Hydrogeology Laramide, Mid- Hidalgo County Evidence for large-scale Laramide tectonic Witcher, J.C. 2008 In New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Paper in Book http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications/g $45.00 Tertiary, Animas inversion and a Mid-Tertiary caldera ring Conference Guidebook - 59, Geology of the Gila uidebooks/59/ Valley, Lightning fracture zone at the Lightning Dock Wilderness-Silver City area, 177-188. Dock geothermal geothermal system, New Mexico system
7/21/2009 Page 52 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 358 Hydrogeology Hydrogeology, Catron County A preliminary appraisal of the ground-water WK Summers & 1982 WK Summers & Associates, Inc., Socorro, NM Book Frenchman's Well resources of the Frenchman's Well Ranch Associates, Inc. Ranch
Hydrology 359 Hydrology Gila River, flood Arizona and New Floods of November 1965 to January 1966 in Aldridge, B.N. 1970 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search $3.75 Mexico the Gila River basin, Arizona and New 1850-C, iv, 176 p. :illus., chart, maps. ;24 cm. (DJVU)
360 Hydrology Gila River, flood Arizona and New Floods of November 1978 to March 1979 in Aldridge, B.N. and T.A. 1983 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 83- Printed report USGS publication search Unknown Mexico Arizona and West-Central New Mexico Hales 201, 170 p. ill., maps ;28 cm.
361Hydrology Floods Arizona and west- Floods of November 1978 to March 1979 in Aldridge, B.N. and T.A. 1984 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search $5.50 central New Arizona and West-Central New Mexico Hales 2241, iv, 149 p. :ill., maps ;28 cm.; 2 plates in (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 53 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 362 Hydrology Flood control, Gila Southwest New Survey Report for Flood Control and Related Army Corps of 1987 US Army Corps of Engineers Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library River Mexico Purposes - Gila River and Tributaries - Engineers Arizona and New Mexico - Upper Gila Interim
363 Hydrology Upper Gila River, Southwestern NM Upper Gila River Flood Study - Conner Dam, Army Corps of 1985 Los Angeles District, U.S. Army Corps of Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library flood, Conner Dam New Mexico Engineers, Hydrologic Engineers Engineering Section of the Los Angeles District
364 Hydrology Watershed New Mexico Contributions of watershed management Baker, M.B., Jr., and 2000 pp. 117-128 in Ffolliott, P.F., M.B. Baker, Jr., Electronic (PDF) http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs/rmrs Unknown management, research to ecosystem-based management P.F. Ffolliott C.B. Edminster, M.C. Dillion, and K.L. Mora _p013.html watershed in the Colorado River Basin (technical coordinators) Land stewardship in the protection, 21st Century: The contributions of watershed Colorado River management. Proceedings RMRS-P-13, USDA Basin, ecosystem Forest Service.
365 Hydrology Water rights, water Grant County Exxon Water Rights (GSF 1745) Transfer Balleau Groundwater, 2002 Balleau Groundwater, Inc. Unpublished data, http://www.ose.state.nm.us/water- Unknown transfer Hearing Inc. January 2002 info/hearing-decisions/hu01- 021.pdf 366 Hydrology Silver City, water Grant County Supplement on Water Use and Wellfield Balleau Groundwater, 2006 Balleau Groundwater, Inc., 901 Rio Grande Electronic file (PDF) ISC provided electronic draft NA use, well field, Service - Town of Silver City Water Plan Inc. Blvd. NW, Suite F-242, Albuquerque, New planning (Draft) Mexico 87104, (505) 247-2000
367 Hydrology Water rights Grant County Miscellaneous exhibits for OSE File GSF- Balleau Groundwater, Undated Balleau Groundwater, Inc. Printed exhibits DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact 1745 et al into GSF-1014 through GSF-1018 Inc. Balleau
7/21/2009 Page 54 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 368Hydrology Water New Mexico Taking charge of our water destiny: A water Belin, A., C. Bokum, 2002 1000 Friends of New Mexico Abstract available at: available management, New management policy guide for New Mexico in and F. Titus
369 Hydrology Gila River Basin, Grant County Gila River Investigation: Report on the Black, R. F. 1927 Unpublished report for the State Engineer, New Grant County Possibilities of Irrigation and Electrical Power Mexico Development in Grant County, New Mexico
370 Hydrology water use change, Southwestern NM Use of Hydrologic Criteria to Expedite Blair, A.W. and K. 1991 New Mexico Water Research Institute.Technical Electronic file (PDF) internet online Mimbres basin, Changes in Water Use in the Mimbres Basin, Stevens Completion Report No. 255, Volume II, June
371 Hydrology Fire management, Southwestern NM The historical role of fire and ecosystem Boucher, P.F. 2002 pp. 91-98 in Ortega Klett, C.T. (ed.) http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/watco ecosystems, Gila management of fires, Gila National Forest, Proceedings, 46th Annual New Mexico Water n/proc46/boucher.pdf River New Mexico: A PowerPoint presentation Conference: New Mexico watershed management: Restoration, utilization, and protection. November 5-7, 2001, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Report No. 323, WRRI. June 2002.
372 Hydrology Hooker Dam, Southwest New Hooker Dam Upper Gila River Investigations Bureau of Reclamation 1930 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Upper Gila River Mexico Arizona - New Mexico 373 Hydrology Upper Gila river Arizona/New Upper Gila River Investigations of 1929- Bureau of Reclamation 1930 USDI Bureau of Reclamation, Denver, CO Mexico 1930. 374 Hydrology Land platts, Upper Southwestern Land Platts Upper Gila River New Mexico Bureau of Reclamation 1940 Bureau of Reclamation Map BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Gila River New Mexico 1883 thru 1940
7/21/2009 Page 55 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 375 Hydrology Upper Gila River Southwest New Supplements to the Upper Gila River Flood Bureau of Reclamation 1941 Bureau of Reclamation Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Basin, flood control, Mexico Control Report for the Hot Springs-Wide Hot Springs, Wide Hollow-Eden Springs Tributary, Steeple Rock Hollow, and Eden Wash Tributary, Lines-Pitts Washes Springs tributaries Tributary, Goat Camp Creek Tributary, Duck Creek Headwaters Tributary, and Upper Gila River Watershed studies
376 Hydrology Gila River, water SW Region Memorandum Report, Upper Gila River Bureau of Reclamation 1963 US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library supply Investigations, New Mexico Reclamation, Region 3, Boulder City, Nevada, January 1963.
377 Hydrology River diversion Arizona-Colorado Reconnaissance Report Arizona - Colorado Bureau of Reclamation 1963 US Dept of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library projects River Diversion Projects Region 3 AB West Regional Director, Boulder City, NV 378 Hydrology Mimbres Basin Southwest New Reconnaissance report on Mimbres Closed Bureau of Reclamation 1965 US Dept of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Report Salsa search Mexico Basin, New Mexico Region 5, July 1961 379 Hydrology Upper Gila river Arizona/New Upper Gila River Project Arizona New Bureau of Reclamation 1965 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Mexico Mexico Reconnaissance Report 380 Hydrology design flood, Southwest New Inflow Design Flood Study - Hooker Dam and Bureau of Reclamation 1969 US Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Hooker Dam, Mexico Reservoir, Upper Gila Division, NM Upper Gila Diversion 381 Hydrology Upper Gila River Arizona/New Upper Gila River Project, Arizona-New Bureau of Reclamation 1970 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Basin, San Mexico Mexico Design Data for Alma Dam Francisco River, Alma Dam
382 Hydrology Upper Gila river Arizona/New Upper Gila River Project Arizona - New Bureau of Reclamation 1971 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Mexico Mexico Definite Plan Report Project Lands Appendix 383 Hydrology Mimbres Basin, Southwestern Mimbres Project, Special Test Case Report Bureau of Reclamation 1972 Bureau of Reclamation, Albuquerque water resource New Mexico on Evaluating Multiobjective Approach to Development Office, Region 5. January 1972 projects Planning Water Resource Projects
384 Hydrology Upper Gila river Arizona/New Upper Gila River Project - Concluding Report Bureau of Reclamation 1973 US Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Mexico Arizona New Mexico Concluding Report
7/21/2009 Page 56 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 385 Hydrology Investigations, Upper Gila River Project Arizona New Bureau of Reclamation 1974 Bureau of Reclamation Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library unknown project planning, Mexico Concluding Report Hooker Dam, Alama Dam, Safford Valley, Duncan-Virden Valley 386 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study Plan Bureau of Reclamation 1981 Bureau of Reclamation Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library supply, document Mexico Formulation Working Document Designs and design Estimates Supporting Information 387 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study Stage I, Bureau of Reclamation 1982 USDI Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona Projects supply, Mexico Information Packet Office, Phoenix, AZ, February 1, 1982.
388 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study Special Bureau of Reclamation 1984 USDI Bureau of Reclamation, Unpublished supply, alternatives Mexico Report on Alternatives report
389 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Plan Bureau of Reclamation 1985 Bureau of Reclamation, Lower Colorado Region. Report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact supply, plan Mexico Formulation Working Document , Preliminary March/April 1985 BOR
390 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study Stage I, Bureau of Reclamation 1986 Arizona Projects Office Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library supply, Mexico Information Packet 391 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Southwestern NM Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Alternative Bureau of Reclamation 1986 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library supply, Storage, Offstream Storage Sites to Mangas Creek Mangas Creek
392 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Plan Bureau of Reclamation 1986 Bureau of Reclamation, Lower Colorado Region. Report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact supply, plan Mexico Formulation Working Document, Supplement May 1986 BOR #1, Preliminary
393 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Proposed Bureau of Reclamation 1986 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Lower Colorado supply, Mexico Selection for the Draft Environmental Impact Region, Public Meetings Announcement and environmental Statement Public Information Document, April 1986 impact statement 394 Hydrology Upper Gila Basin, Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Public Bureau of Reclamation 1986 US Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Contact water supply, public Mexico Meetings Announcement and Public Lower Colorado Region, April 1986 BOR information Information Document, Central Arizona Project
7/21/2009 Page 57 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 395 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Southwest New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Recreation Bureau of Reclamation 1986 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Contact supply Mexico Supporting Document BOR
396 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study Bureau of Reclamation 1987 USDI Bureau of Reclamation, Interim draft supply Mexico 397 Hydrology water supply, Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Special Bureau of Reclamation 1987 Lower Colorado Region, Bureau of Reclamation, Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact Upper Gila, Mexico Report on Alternatives October 1, 1987 BOR alternatives
398 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study, RSA-RSF Bureau of Reclamation 1990 Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona Projects Office, Report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact supply, Mexico Water Supply Analyses and Sizing Studies, April 1, 1990 BOR Draft
399 Hydrology Upper Gila River Arizona/New Upper Gila River Project, Arizona-New Bureau of Reclamation Report Mexico Mexico, Concluding Report 400 Hydrology Gila National Southwest New Keepers of the flame Burke, A. 2004 High County News 36(21):9-14. November 8, http://www.hcn.org/issues/286/151 Forest, the Boiler Mexico 2004. 02 Fire, wildfire, Black Range
401 Hydrology Hydrology, flood, Southeastern Effects of changes in an alluvial channel on Burkham, D.E. 1976 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 655- Electronic file USGS publication search $1.75 alluvial channel, Arizona the timing, magnitude, and transformation of K, 25 p. (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 58 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 402 Hydrology Gila River, flow, Arizona Flow from small watersheds adjacent to the Burkham, D.E. 1976 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 655- Electronic file USGS publication search $1.75 phreatophyte study reach of the Gila River Phreatophyte I, 18 p. (DJVU)
403 Hydrology Dwyer, Grant, Grant and Luna Ground-water data for Dwyer quadrangle, Bushman, F.X. 1955 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search $2.50 Luna, groundwater Counties Grant and Luna Counties Resources, Socorro, NM, Circular No. 37, 18 p.
404 Hydrology well records, water Catron County Water well records and well water quality in Bushman, F.X. and C.P. 1954 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Printed report NMBGMR search Out of print quality, San Agustin Southwestern San Agustin Plains, Catron Valentine Resources, Socorro, NM, Circular No. 26, 20 p. Plain, Catron County, New Mexico
405 Hydrology Streams, Grant County Analysis of Designated Uses for Stream Camarena, A. 1997 Gila National Forest, unpublished document Printed report as referenced in Gila River WRAS Unknown designated use, Reaches 1/16/1997 TMDL
406 Hydrology Water planning, Catron County The Catron County Water Plan Catron County Water 1992 Presented by the Catron County Water Advisory Report DBS&A Library Unknown Catron County, Advisory Board Board (chairman Howard Hutchinson, secretary water advisory Peter MacGill, members Jim Jackson, John board Hand, Myrtle Cox, Gene Baca, and John Sinor)
407 Hydrology Climate variability, Western United Interannual climate variability and snowpack Cayan, D.R. 1996 Journal of Climate 9:928-948 snowpack, western States in the Western United States New Mexico
408 Hydrology Connor Dam, Gila Grant County Feasibility Design Data; Conner Dam, Gila Central Arizona Project 1984 Central Arizona Project Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library River River, New Mexico, Upper Gila Water Supply Study, Cap., April 1984 7/21/2009 Page 59 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 409 Hydrology Upper Gila water supply study, Central Chapman, R.C., C.W. 1985 Albuquerque, N.M. : Deuel and Associates ; with Printed report UNM Library Arizona Project, Class II cultural resource Gossett, and W.J. contributions by Peter L. Eidenbach ... [et al.] survey Gossett
410Hydrology Water New Mexico Water in New Mexico: A History of Its Clark, I.G. 1987 Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press Book Available for purchase from: $150 management, water Management and Use http://www.unmpress.com/Book.p use, history hp?id=6027 411 Hydrology Groundwater Southwest New Groundwater Levels, Mimbres Basin South, Cruz, R.R. 1991 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Map No. Map sheet DBS&A Library Contact levels, Mimbres Mexico New Mexico, 1982-1987 GWL-MBS-82/87 OSE Basin
412 Hydrology Evapotranspiration, Graham County, Evapotranspiration before and after clearing Culler, R.C., R.L. 1982 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 655- Electronic file USGS publication search $9.00 salt cedar, Gila Arizona phreatophytes, Gila River flood plain, Hanson, R.M. Myrick, P, p. P1-P67; 1 plate in pocket (DJVU)
413 Hydrology Vadose zone, United States Estimation of infiltration and recharge for Daniel B. Stephens & 1996 American Petroleum Institute, Health and printed report, pdf http://global.ihs.com/doc_detail.cf $94.00 infiltration, environmental site assessment Associates, Inc. Environmental Sciences Department Publication m?currency_code=USD&custome recharge, Number 4643, July 1996 r_id=2125412C4E0A&shopping_c environmental site art_id=2824282B2B4940244A5A3 assessment, D58250A&rid=API1&input_doc_n groundwater umber=4643&country_code=US&l contamination, soil ang_code=ENGL&item_s_key=00 contamination, 252475&item_key_date=030531& mass transport input_doc_number=4643&input_d oc_title=
7/21/2009 Page 60 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 414 Hydrology Region 4, Regional Southwest New Southwest New Mexico Regional Water Plan Daniel B. Stephens & 2005 Prepared for Southwest New Mexico Regional printed report, pdf http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_re Unknown Water Planning, Mexico Associates, Inc. Water Plan Steering Committee; Fiscal agent, gional_plans4.html Southwest New City of Deming, New Mexico Mexico
415 Hydrology PER, Upper and Southwest New Preliminary Examination Report Upper and Department of 1938 US Dept. of Agriculture Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Middle Gila Mexico Middle Gila Watershed Arizona-New Mexico Agriculture Watershed 416 Hydrology Municipal water Southwest New Municipal Water Supplies and Uses, Dinwiddie, G.A., W.A. 1966 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Santa Fe, Report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public Contact supply, Mexico Southwestern New Mexico Mourant, and J.A. New Mexico, Technical Report 29D. ations_library_techrpts.html OSE southwestern New Basler Mexico
417 Hydrology Gila River Southwestern Lessons Learned, Gila River, New Mexico Donegon, D. 1997 Army Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque, NM New Mexico Local Protection Projects.
418 Hydrology Silver City, Gabby Grant County Specifications and Documents for Town of Engineers Inc. 1986 Engineers Inc. April 1986 Hayes well, Silver City, New Mexico, Gabby Hayes Well specifications and Transmission Line 419 Hydrology Village of Virden, Hidalgo County Bid Documents for the Village of Virden, New Engineers Inc. 1991 Engineers Inc. Project No. 90-W-287. December water system Mexico Water Systems Improvements 1991 improvements
420 Hydrology Water use, water Grant County A 40-Year Water Plan for the City of Bayard, Engineers Inc. 1996 Engineers Inc. Prepared for the City of Bayard. Printed report plan New Mexico Silver City, New Mexico. April 1996
421 Hydrology Water use, water Grant County A 40-Year Water Plan for the Village of Santa Engineers Inc. 1996 Engineers Inc. Prepared for the Village of Santa plan Clara, New Mexico Clara. Engineers Inc., Silver City, New Mexico. August 1996 422 Hydrology Lake Roberts Dam, Grant County Lake Roberts Dam Outlet Structure Repairs Engineers Inc. 1998 Engineers Inc. Prepared for New Mexico Grant County Department of Game & Fish. February 20, 1998
423Hydrology Luna County City of Deming Water Production and Engineers Inc. 2002 Engineers Inc. Prepared for City of Deming. Transmission System Improvements, New Mexico. May 2002 Preliminary Engineering Report 424 Hydrology Santa Clara, water Grant County Village of Santa Clara Water and Wastewater Engineers Inc. 2003 Engineers Inc. Prepared for the Village of Santa system, wastewater System Improvements Clara. New Mexico, Project Number: SCLO202C. June 2003 7/21/2009 Page 61 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 425 Hydrology Climate change, New Mexico Implications of Recent Climate Change on Enquist, C. and D. Gori 2008 NM Conservation.org Online publication Adrian T. Oglesby @tnc.org New Mexico Conservation Priorities in New Mexico
426 Hydrology Climate, drought, New Mexico Conservation Implications of Emerging Enquist, C., E.H. 2007 NM Conservation.org Online publication Adrian T. Oglesby @tnc.org Unknown water resources Moisture Stress due to Recent Climate Girvetz, and D. Gori management Change in New Mexico
427 Hydrology San Francisco Southwestern NM Biological Assessment of the San Francisco Environmental 1999 US Environmental Protection Agency Electronic (PDF) In project file, online Unknown River, aquatic life, River and Selected Tributaries in Protection Agency impairment Southwestern New Mexico.
428 Hydrology Hydrology, San Catron County Preliminary Hydrologic Report, San Agustin Everheart, J.T. 1978 Office of the State Engineer Preliminary Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public Agustin Plains Plains Hydrologic Report ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html
429 Hydrology pinyon-juniper, Impacts of Pinyon-Juniper Treatments on Ffolliott, P.F. and C. 2008 USDA Forest Service Proceedings TMTS-P51 David Menzie, NMENV treatment, historic Water Yields: A Historic Perspective Stropki perspective
7/21/2009 Page 62 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 430 Hydrology Gila River, instream Southwest New Upper Gila Water Supply Study New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife 1987 Fish & Wildlife Service. Prepared for the Bureau Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library flow, water supply Mexico Instream Flow Incremental Methodology, Service of Reclamation. Analysis of the Gila River, Final
431 Hydrology Upper Gila River, Grant County Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act Fish and Wildlife 1987 Fish & Wildlife Service Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library water supply Supplemental Draft Report, Upper Gila Water Service Supply Study, Grant County, NM 432 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Grant County Upper Gila water supply study, Grant County, Fish and Wildlife 1987 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Fish and Wildlife supply, Grant New Mexico Service Coordination Act Supplemental Draft Report. Albuquerque, NM. 52 pp 433 Hydrology Upper Gila River, Grant County Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act Fish and Wildlife 1998 Fish & Wildlife Service. Prepared for the Bureau Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library water supply Supplemental Draft Report, Upper Gila Water Service of Reclamation. Supply Study, Grant County, NM 434 Hydrology Colorado River, Colorado River Surface water supply of the United States, Follansbee, R., E.A. 1914 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water Basin 1912, Part IX, Colorado River basin Porter, and H.D. 329, 238 p. :ill. ;24 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
435 Hydrology Colorado River, Colorado River Surface water supply of the United States, Follansbee, R., W.B. 1914 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water Basin 1911, Part IX, Colorado River basin Freeman, and G.C. 309, 266 p. :map ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
436 Hydrology Hooker Dam, Gila Southwest New Multiple Use Impact Survey Report, Hooker Forest Service 1968 US Forest Service National Forest Mexico Dam and Reservoir Project, Gila National Forest
437 Hydrology Gila River, Gila Southwest New Gila River Drainage 58 Exhibit: US Exhibit Forest Service Undated U.S. Forest Service, Unpublished spreadsheet National Forest Mexico No. 2720 B: Gila National Forest, New file provided by Carolyn Koury, Gila National Mexico, Gila River drainage: Existing uses Forest, to Wayne Ericson, Engineers Inc., June 18, 2003 438 Hydrology Mimbres Basin Southwestern Mimbres 1986 Stipulation Forest Service Undated U.S. Forest Service, Unpublished spreadsheet New Mexico file provided by Carolyn Koury, Gila National Forest, to Wayne Ericson, Engineers Inc., June 18, 2003 439 Hydrology Mimbres Basin Southwestern Mimbres Valley Adjudication Forest Service Undated U.S. Forest Service, Unpublished spreadsheet New Mexico file provided by Carolyn Koury, Gila National Forest, to Wayne Ericson, Engineers Inc., June 18, 2003 440 Hydrology Gila river, San Southwestern NM Wells within G-SF watershed Forest Service Undated U.S. Forest Service, Unpublished spreadsheet Francisco river file provided by Carolyn Koury, Gila National Forest, to Wayne Ericson, Engineers Inc., June 18, 2003
441 Hydrology Gila River Documentation of Gila River Study Plan Forest Service, Gila 1996 US Forest Service, Gila National Forest, Meeting National Forest Unpublished memo
7/21/2009 Page 63 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 442 Hydrology Fort West Ditch, Declaration of Existing Right Duly Acquired French, J.A. 1918 State Engineer of New Mexico (courtesy Linda Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Unknown water rights and Confirmed to the Use of the Public Stailey, Gila, NM lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF Waters of New Mexico: Fort West Ditch _Hydrology.html
443 Hydrology Maldonado Ditch, Declaration of Existing Right Duly Acquired French, J.A. 1918 State Engineer of New Mexico Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Unknown water rights and Confirmed to the Use of the Public lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF Waters of New Mexico: The Maldonado Ditch _Hydrology.html and The Upper 444 Hydrology Exxon, Gila Valley, Southwestern NM Update: Exxon and Gila Valley Water Rights Fridinger, J. 2003 Carapace, Vol. 7, p. 8. Gila, NM: Upper Gila water rights Watershed Association.
445 Hydrology Watershed, Watershed management problems and Gary, H.L. 1975 Research Paper RM-139, USDA Forest Service. ponderosa pine, opportunities for the Colorado Front Range 32p. Colorado Front ponderosa pine zone: The status of our Range knowledge 446 Hydrology Barite, Luna, Luna County Hydrologic assessment of Barite of America Geohydrology 1980 Geohydrology Associates, Inc. Albuquerque, Printed report salsa search hydrologic Plant site, Luna County, New Mexico Associates, Inc. New Mexico.
447 Hydrology Water resources, Grant County Water-Resources Appraisal for East-Central Geohydrology 1980 Prepared for the Southwest New Mexico Council Grant, Grant County, New Mexico Associates, Inc. of Governments, Silver City, New Mexico. January 1980 448 Hydrology Water use, water Grant County A 40-Year Water Plan for the Town of Silver Geohydrology 1993 Prepared for the Town of Silver City, New plan, silver city City, New Mexico Associates, Inc. Mexico 449 Hydrology Water use, water Hidalgo County A 40-Year Water Plan for the City of Gordon, N. 1994 Prepared for the City of Lordsburg. Engineers plan Lordsburg, New Mexico Inc., Silver City, New Mexico. December 1994
450 Hydrology water conservation, Grant County Water Conservation Plan for the Town of Gordon, N. 1996 Engineers, Inc. P.O. Box 5080, Silver City, New Report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact Silver City Silver City, New Mexico Mexico, Final Report. Prepared for the Town of Engineers Silver City. Engineers Inc. February 1996 Inc.
7/21/2009 Page 64 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 451 Hydrology Water use, water Catron County A 40-Year Water Plan for the Village of Gordon, N. 1997 AquaTech, Prepared for the Village of Reserve, Report DBS&A Library Unknown plan Reserve, New Mexico, Final Report Under Subcontract to Engineers Inc., March 1997
452 Hydrology Upper Gila Ditch, Grant County Options for Irrigation Diversion: Upper Gila Gordon, N. 1997 Unpublished report prepared for The Nature irrigation diversions Ditch, Cliff/Gila Valley, New Mexico Conservancy of New Mexico
453 Hydrology Silver City, water Grant County Silver City's Water Supply: A History of Gordon, N. 2002 Desert Exposure, May 2002, p. 12-13 supply, history, Shortages shortage 454 Hydrology Water use, water Grant County A 40-Year Water Plan for the Town of Silver Gordon, N., G. Equeda, 1993 Prepared for the Town of Silver City. Engineers plan City, New Mexico and T. Kelly Inc. and Geohydrology Associates. October 1993 455 Hydrology Water plan, silver Grant County Water System Master Plan for the Town of Gordon, N., J. Gendron, 1997 Prepared for the Town of Silver City. July 1997 city Silver City, New Mexico, Final Report and J. Johnson-Barraza
456 Hydrology Ft. Bayard, Grant County Ft. Bayard precipitation records Grant Soil and Water Undated Grant Soil and Water Conservation District. Printed table DBS&A Southwest NM Library NA precipitation, Grant Conservation District Prepared in cooperation with Black Range County RC&D.
457 Hydrology Watershed Grant County Work Plan for Watershed Protection and Grant Soil Conservation 1959 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil internet (from WRRI library Protection, Upper Flood Prevention, Upper Gila Valley Arroyos District, and Upper Gila Conservation Service, Fort Worth, Texas, 34 p. search) Gila Valley, Grant Watershed No. 1; Grant County, NM Watershed District County, Flood Protection 458 Hydrology Gila River, Gila Basin, A Collaborative Method for Assessing Haney, J. 2006 The Nature Conservancy, 1510 E. Fort Lowell Electronic file (PDF) ISC provided electronic draft NA hydrology, Arizona Southwestern NM Environmental Flows on the Upper Gila Road, Tucson, Arizona Water Settlements River: Justification and Need (Draft) Act, CUFA, terms of diversion, environmental flow
459 Hydrology Groundwater Southwestern NM Use of Regional Ground-Water Flow Model Hathaway, D.L. 1987 State Engineer Office, Santa Fe, New Mexico Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public Contact modeling, water for Water Rights Administration in a ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html OSE rights, Mimbres Southwest Alluvial Basin Basin
7/21/2009 Page 65 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 460 Hydrology Water supply, Grant County Evaluation of a Municipal Water Supply for Hernandez, J.W., W.G. 1984 Prepared for Town of Silver City and New printed report http://salsa.stlib.state.nm.us/ipac2 Contact Silver City, ASR, the Silver City Area Using Ground Water Hines, and F.D. Trauger Mexico Interstate Stream Commission. August 0/ipac.jsp?session=124051P729O OSE Conner Reservoir, Recharge of Water from Conner Reservoir 1984 50.1590646&menu=search&aspe Gila River on the Gila River ct=advanced&npp=10&ipp=20&sp p=20&profile=ose&ri=1&source= %7E%21marquis&index=.GW&ter m=Evaluation+of+a+Municipal+W ater+Supply+for+the+Silver+City+ Area+Using+Ground+Water+Rec harge+of+Water+from+Conner+R eservoir+on+the+Gila+River&asp ect=advanced&x=16&y=15#focus
461 Hydrology Vegetation Colorado River Managing vegetation to increase flow in the Hibbert, A.R. 1979 General Technical Report RM-66, USDA Forest management, Basin Colorado River Basin Service. 27 p. Colorado River Basin 462 Hydrology Stream Colorado River Report of progress of stream measurements Hinderlider, M.C. and 1906 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock measurements, Basin for the calendar year 1905, Part XI, Colorado G.L. Swendsen 175, 194 p. :ill., map ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: (DJVU)
463 Hydrology Stream Colorado River Report of progress of stream measurements Hinderlider, M.C., G.L. 1905 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock measurements, Basin for the calendar year 1904, Part X, Colorado Swendsen, and A.E. 133, 384 p., 1 folded leaf of plate :ill., map ;23 (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 66 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 464 Hydrology Gila River, regional Grant County Evaluation of non-municipal demand for Gila Hines, W.G. 1986 Weiss-Hines Engineering, Inc., Albuquerque, Printed report Salsa search Contact water organization, River water and recommendations for a New Mexico. Prepared for Town of Silver City
465 Hydrology water resource Grant County Water as a Resource in Grant County New Hinrichs, J. 1961 New Mexico State University Cooperative internet (from WRRI library Mexico Extension Service, Las Cruces, 15 p. search)
466 Hydrology Decadal scale, Southwest New River responses to decadal-scale changes in Hooke, J.M. 1996 In J. Branson, A. G. Brown and K. J. Gregory, Journal Article discharge, Gila Mexico discharge regime: the Gila River, SE Arizona editors, Global continental changes: the context River of palaeohydrology. Geological Society Special Publication No. 115, The Geological Society, London, Pages 191-204.
467 Hydrology Hooker Dam Southwestern Letter to Regional Planning Officer, Bureau Hoppe, R.A. 1981 October 1981 New Mexico of Reclamation re: Hooker Dam project
468 Hydrology Lake Roberts Grant County Engineering study for Lake Roberts Isaacson & Arfman, 1988 Appendix A in Engineers Inc., 1998, Lake Printed report Unknown rehabilitation P.A. Roberts Dam Outlet structure repairs. Prepared for State of New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Contract No. 98-516-52. February 1998. 469 Hydrology Gila National Southwest New Hydrologic responses to fuelwood harvest Javed, N. 1991 Ph.D. diss. New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces Book Interlibrary loan-UNM microfilm Forest, pinon- Mexico and slash disposal on a pinon-juniper juniper, grassland dominated grassland site in the Gila National Forest, New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 67 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 470Hydrology River surveys Index to river surveys made by the United Jones, B.E. and R.O. 1948 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock States Geological Survey and other agencies Helland 995, 145 p. ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
471 Hydrology water resources, Grant County Water Resources Appraisal of the Silver City Koopman, F.C., F.D. 1969 New Mexico State Engineer, Santa Fe, New Report Office of the State Engineer Contact Silver City Area, New Mexico Trauger, and J.A. Mexico. Technical Report 36. Prepared in webpage OSE Basler cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey.
472 Hydrology Irrigation, cropland New Mexico Sources of irrigation water and cropland Lansford, R.R., D. 1997 Technical Report 29, Agricultural Experiment acreage, New acreages in New Mexico, 1994-1996 Lucero, C. Gore, W.W. Station, Cooperative Extension Service, College Mexico Wilken, R. Nedom, A.A. of Agriculture and Home Economics, New Lucero, and J. Schultz Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. October 1997. 473 Hydrology Water sources, New Mexico Sources of irrigated water and irrigated and Lansford, R.R., L. 1991 Technical Report 4, Agricultural Experiment irrigation, dry dry cropland acreages in New Mexico, by Dominguez, C. Gore, J. Station, Cooperative Extension Service, College cropland, New county, 1988-90 Hand, F.G. West, B. of Agriculture and Home Economics, New Mexico Wilson, and T.M. Cohen Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. October 1991. 474 Hydrology Irrigation, cropland New Mexico Sources of irrigation water and irrigated and Lansford, R.R., L. 1993 Technical Report 16, Agricultural Experiment acreage, New dry cropland acreages in New Mexico, by Dominguez, C. Gore, Station, Cooperative Extension Service, College Mexico county, 1990-92 W.W. Wilken, B. of Agriculture and Home Economics, New Wilson, and T.L. Franz Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. October 1993. 475 Hydrology Irrigation, cropland New Mexico Sources of irrigation water and irrigated and Lansford, R.R., L. 1992 Technical Report 13, Agricultural Experiment acreage, New dry cropland acreages in New Mexico, by Dominguez, C. Gore, Station, Cooperative Extension Service, College Mexico county, 1988-1991 W.W. Wilken, F.G. of Agriculture and Home Economics, New West, B. Wilson, and Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New S.L. Runyon Mexico. October 1992. 476 Hydrology Irrigation, water New Mexico Irrigation water sources and cropland Lansford, R.R., T.L. 1996 Technical Report 27, Agricultural Experiment Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Unknown source, cropland acreages in New Mexico, 1993-1995 Franz, C. Gore, W.W. Station, Cooperative Extension Service, College acreage Wilken, and A.A. Lucero of Agriculture and Home Economics, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. October 1996. 7/21/2009 Page 68 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 477 Hydrology Water sources, New Mexico Sources of irrigation water and cropland Lansford, R.R., T.L. 1995 Technical Report 22, Agricultural Experiment irrigation, cropland, acreages in New Mexico, 1992-1994 Franz, C. Gore, W.W. Station, Cooperative Extension Service, College New Mexico Wilken, B. Wilson, and of Agriculture and Home Economics, New C.S. Coburn Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. October 1995. 478 Hydrology Phelps Dodge, Grant County Phelps Dodge Corporation, Tyrone Branch Leeds, Hill and Jewett 1968 Leeds, Hill and Jewett Inc., Consulting Engineering DBS&A Southwest NM Library Tyrone, water water supply completion work, Specification Inc. Engineers (LHJ). December 1968 drawings supply no. 4004-C8 479 Hydrology Water planning, Luna County City of Deming, New Mexico, 40 Year Water Leedshill-Herkenhoff, 1997 LH Project No. 96042.13/0100, December 1997 Printed report Unknown Deming, Mimbres Plan Inc. and John Underground Water Shomaker & Basin Associates, Inc.
480 Hydrology PDO, New Mexico, New Mexico Pacific decadal oscillation and New Mexico Liles, C.A. 2003 National Weather Service Electronic file internet free precipitation precipitation (HTML)
481 Hydrology Mimbres basin, Grant and Luna Hydrologic Investigation of China Draw, Mattingly, B.E. 1990 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public hydrologic data, Counties Mimbres Basin, New Mexico November 1990, TDH-90-8 ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html China Draw
482 Hydrology Mimbres Basin, Grant and Luna Hydrologic Maps and Data in the Mimbres McLean, J.S. 1977 U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report 77- Printed report USGS publication search Contact hydrologic maps, Basin, New Mexico 314, 531 p. :ill., 7 maps (6 fold.) ;29 cm.; scale
7/21/2009 Page 69 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 483 Hydrology Colorado River, Colorado River Surface water supply of Colorado River Meeker, R.I. and H.S. 1908 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water Basin drainage above Yuma, 1906 Reed 211, 149 p. :illus., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
484 Hydrology Upper Gila River Southwestern Memorandum Status of Investigations on Meeker, R.I. and R.H. 1947 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library New Mexico Upper Gila River Fischer
485 Hydrology Tree-ring, Upper Southeastern Tree-Ring Reconstruction of Upper Gila Meko, D. and D.A. 1995 Water Resources Bulletin, 31(4), 605-616 Gila River, Arizona River Discharge Graybill Discharge
486 Hydrology Bear Canyon Lake, Grant County Bear Canyon Lake Fish Exclusion Evaluation Miller W.J. 2001 Miller Ecological Consultants, Inc. Prepared for Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact Fish exclusion Report Engineers Inc. and New Mexico Department of NMGF evaluation Game and Fish. October 18, 2001
487 Hydrology Hooker Reservoir, Southwest New Reconnaissance Report Upper Gila River National Park Service 1947 Region Three National Park Service Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Upper Gila Mexico Subbasin Hooker Reservoir New Mexico Subbasin 488 Hydrology Instream flow, New New Mexico Instream Flow Strategies for New Mexico. Nelson, W., G. Horak, 1978 US Fish and Wildlife Service. (FWS/OBS-78/41). http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Mexico and J. Solomon Fort Collins, CO lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF _Watershed.html
7/21/2009 Page 70 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 489 Hydrology Bear Canyon Grant County Bear Canyon Reservoir Rehabilitation, New Mexico 2001 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact Reservoir, Mimbres, Grant County, New Mexico, Department of Game Conservation Services Division. Prepared for the NMGF rehabilitation Environmental Assessment [Draft Report] and Fish, Conservation U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Southwestern Services Division Region. September 14, 2001
490 Hydrology Water resources, Hidalgo County County Profile: Hidalgo County, Water New Mexico Interstate 1974 New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, Printed report DBS&A Library planning, Hidalgo Resources Assessment for Planning Stream Commission Santa Fe, New Mexico, 30 p. + Appendix Purposes and New Mexico State Engineer Office
491 Hydrology Water resources, Luna County County Profile: Luna County, Water New Mexico Interstate 1974 New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, Printed report DBS&A Library planning, Luna Resources Assessment for Planning Stream Commission Santa Fe, New Mexico, 28 p. + Appendix Purposes and New Mexico State Engineer Office
492 Hydrology Water resources, Catron County County Profile: Catron County, Water New Mexico Interstate 1975 New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, Printed report DBS&A Library planning, Catron Resources Assessment for Planning Stream Commission Santa Fe, New Mexico, 29 p. + Appendix Purposes and New Mexico State Engineer Office
493 Hydrology Water resources, Grant County County Profile: Grant County, Water New Mexico Interstate 1975 New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, Printed report DBS&A Library planning, Grant Resources Assessment for Planning Stream Commission Santa Fe, New Mexico, 34 p. + Appendix Purposes and the New Mexico State Engineer Office
7/21/2009 Page 71 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 494 Hydrology Gila River Basin, Gila River Basin Gila River Hydrographic Survey. Santa Fe, New Mexico Office of 1965 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer Printed report with 8 OSE Library hydrographic NM. the State Engineer volumes survey
495 Hydrology Water resources, New Mexico Water Resources of New Mexico: New Mexico Office of 1978 New Mexico State Engineer Office in Printed report DBS&A Library Unknown New Mexico Occurrence, Development, and Use the State Engineer cooperation with New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission and United States Geological Survey. Printed by the State Planning Office, Santa Fe, 1967. Reprinted 1978.
496 Hydrology Grant County, Grant County Summary of Water Use (in acre-feet) in New Mexico Office of 1998 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer water use, 1995 Grant County, 1995 the State Engineer 497 Hydrology Irrigated acreage, Southwest New Irrigated Acreage Report 1999 Cliff-Gila Area New Mexico Office of 2000 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_co Gila River Basin Mexico the State Engineer lorado_gila_sanfran_TS_RefGSF _Watershed.html 498 Hydrology GIS, spatial data New Mexico EGIS data New Mexico Office of 2007 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer Electronic files Internet free the State Engineer
499 Hydrology Sustainable Land, water and development: Sustainable Newson, M.D. 1997 Routledge, London development, river management of river basin systems basin
7/21/2009 Page 72 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 500 Hydrology Climate, drought, United States Analysis links Pacific decadal variability to Nigam, S., M. Barlow, 1999 EOS Transactions, American Geophysical Union Electronic file (PDF) http://www.agu.org/eos_elec/9908 water resources drought and streamflow in the United States and E.H. Berbery 80(51) 8e.html management, streamflow
501 Hydrology Upper Gila, water Arizona/New Upper Gila Water Supply Study - Damsite No Author 1983 No Publisher Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library supply, damsite Mexico and Structural Review Team Report for May structure 1981 Review 502 Hydrology New Mexico, piñon- New Mexico Rainfall, Soil Moisture, and Runoff Dynamics Ochoa, C., A. Fernald, 2008 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Electronic File internet, forest service, treesearch juniper, baseline in New Mexico Piñon-Juniper Woodland and V. Tidwell Rocky Mountain Research Station data, rainfall, soil Watersheds moisture, runoff
503 Hydrology Water resources, Southwestern NM Water Resources Data, New Mexico, Water Ortiz, D., K.M. Lange, 1999 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Data Report NM- Printed report USGS publication search copy of Gila river, ground- Year 1998. Volume 2. The Arkansas River and L. Beal 98-2, 193 p.
504 Hydrology Water resources, Southwestern NM Water Resources Data, New Mexico, Water Ortiz, D., K.M. Lange, 2000 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Data Report NM- Printed report USGS publication search copy of Gila river, ground- Year 1999. Volume 2. The Arkansas River and L. Beal 99-2, 187 p.
505 Hydrology Mimbres Basin Southwestern Mimbres Basin Remote Sensing and NDVI Padilla, A. and R. Dzur 2006 Bohannan Huston, Inc. unknown internet (from Sandia Labs New Mexico Classification reference list)
506 Hydrology Floods, magnitude, Colorado River Magnitude and frequency of floods in the Patterson, J.L. and 1966 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock frequency, Basin United States part 9, Colorado River Basin W.P. Somers 1683, xvii, 475p. :charts, 1 folded map ;23 cm., (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 73 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 507 Hydrology Luna Energy Luna County Fact sheet: Luna Energy Facility PNM 2004
508 Hydrology Southwest New Catron, Grant, Southwest New Mexico Regional Water Plan, Resource Technology, 1991 Resource Technology, Inc., Albuquerque, NM. Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Unknown Mexico, regional Hidalgo, and Southwest New Mexico Planning District V, Inc. Subconsultants Leggett, Brashears and water plan Luna Counties Catron, Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna Counties Graham, Inc., Bureau of Bussiness and Economic Research at UNM, and Emien Hall, attorney at UNM. Prepared for Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments and Black Range RC&D. April 1991
509 Hydrology Bear Canyon Dam, Grant County Spillway Capacity and Dam Failure Resource Technology, 1998 Resource Technology, Inc., Prepared for New Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact spillway capacity, Investigation, Bear Canyon Dam Inc. Mexico Department of Game & Fish. July 30, NMGF dam failure 1998
510 Hydrology Groundwater atlas, SW Region Ground Water Atlas of the United States: Robson, S.G. and E.R. 1995 U.S. Geological Survey, Hydrologic Atlas 730-C Printed report USGS publication search $9.00 Segment 2, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Banta
511 Hydrology Lower Gila, Arizona The lower Gila region, Arizona, a geographic, Ross, C.P. 1923 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock Hydrology geologic, and hydrologic reconnaissance, 498, xiv, 237 p. :illus., pl. (part fold., incl. maps, (DJVU)
512 Hydrology Watershed, pinyon- Watershed values and conditions associated Roundy, B.A., and J.L. 1999 In Monsen, S.B. and R. Stevens (comp.), juniper with pinyon-juniper communities Vernon Ecology and management of pinyon-juniper communities within the interior west. September 15-18, 1997, Brigham Young Univ., Provo, Utah. RMRS-P-9, Rocky Mtn. Res. Station, Ogden, Utah. June 1999.
7/21/2009 Page 74 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 513 Hydrology Watershed Catron County Work Plan for Watershed Protection, Flood San Francisco Soil and 1964 US Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation internet (from WRRI library Protection, Upper Prevention and Recreation Upper Frisco Water Conservation Service, 60 p. + Maps search) Frisco, Catron Watershed, Catron County, NM, Apache District, Catron County County, Flood County, AZ Commissioners, and Protection New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
514 Hydrology Colorado River, Grant County Supreme Court decision on Colorado River Silver City Daily Press 1955 Silver City Daily Press, p. 4. December 1955 supreme court water suit brings renewed hope of big dam decision, Gila on Gila River in Grant County. River, dam 515 Hydrology floods, rain, Grant Grant County Unprecedented Rains and Floods: Grant Silver City Enterprise 1904 Silver City Enterprise, pp. 1, 4, October 1904 County County Fairly Soaked by Deluge Last Friday and Saturday 516 Hydrology Upper Gila Southwest New Preliminary Recommendations for a Joint Soil Conservation 1936 USDA Soil Conservation Service, Unpublished Watershed, land Mexico Program of Land Management by All Federal Service report management Agencies in the Upper Gila Watershed
517 Hydrology Irrigation, Deming Luna County Irrigation in the Deming area, Luna County, Soil Conservation 1945 USDA Soil Conservation Service, Region 6, Report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact New Mexico Service Regional Soil Conservation Surveys Division, SCS Regional Water Conservation Division, Albuquerque, New Mexico, June 1945. Prepared for the Farm Security Administration.
518 Hydrology watershed Arizona/New Upper Gila River Watershed New Mexico Soil Conservation 1954 USDA Soil Conservation Service, Unpublished report protection, Upper Mexico and Arizona: Program for Runoff and Service USDA report Gila River Waterflow Retardation and Soil Erosion Prevention 519 Hydrology Gila river, human Southwestern NM Where the River Meets the Ditch: Human Soles, E.S. 2003 Master's thesis, Department of Geography, Thesis Library impacts, and Natural Impacts on the Gila River, New Northern Arizona University: Flagstaff, AZ Mexico, 1880–2000.
520 Hydrology water use, irrigated New Mexico Water Use by Categories in New Mexico Sorensen, E.F. 1976 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Technical Printed report availableNew online Mexico State Engineer Office acreage Counties and River Basins, and Irrigated and Report 41 Library, Dry Cropland Acreage in 1975 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public ations_library_techrpts.html
7/21/2009 Page 75 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 521 Hydrology water use, irrigated New Mexico Water Use by Categories in New Mexico Sorensen, E.F. 1981 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Technical Printed report New Mexico State Engineer Office acreage Counties and River Basins, and Irrigated Report 44, Santa Fe, New Mexico available online Library, Acreage in 1980 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public ations_library_techrpts.html
522 Hydrology Utility Southwestern NM Utility Plan for Southwest New Mexico Southwest New Mexico 1975 CPA-NM-1010-NMP/D5. Silver City, New Council of Governments Mexico. March 1975
523 Hydrology Land suitability Southwestern Land suitability analysis for the upper Gila Steiner, F., L. 2000 Landscape and Urban Planning 50(4): 199-214 analysis, upper Gila New Mexico watershed McSherry, and J. watershed Cohen
524 Hydrology Hydrology, Hidalgo Hidalgo County Preliminary Work for a Hydrologic Report on Stone, W.J. and K.M. 1990 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral printed report, pdf Available through NMBGMR $10.00 for County Hidalgo County, New Mexico O'Brien Resources, Open-File Report 372. Prepared in website, $10, or free pdf download CD cooperation with Office of the New Mexico State
525 Hydrology rivers, riparian Gila River Basin Tamarisk and river restoration along the San Stromberg, J., S. Lite, 2005 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Electronic File internet, forest service, tree areas, Gila River Pedro and Gila Rivers and C. Paradzick Rocky Mountain Research Station: 302-307 search
526 Hydrology Flood, Sonoran, Arizona Flood flows and dynamics of Sonoran Stromberg, J.C. and 1991 Rivers. 2:221-235 Journal Article http://md1.csa.com/partners/viewr Unknown riparian, deposition riparian forests C.D.T. Patten, and B.D. ecord.php?requester=gs&collectio Richer n=ENV&recid=3877284&q=Flood +flows+and+dynamics+of+Sonora n+riparian+forests&uid=1100685& setcookie=yes
7/21/2009 Page 76 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 527 Hydrology Gila, watershed Southwestern NM Upper Gila Watershed, Taylor Creek: Taylor Creek 2005 Taylor Creek Watershed Committee http://sierrasoil.org/Taylor_Creek_ restoration, Taylor Watershed Restoration Action Strategy Watershed Committee WRAS.pdf Creek, planning
528 Hydrology San Pedro River, Southwestern NM Trends in streamflow of the San Pedro River, Thomas, B.E. and D.R. 2006 U.S Geological Survey, Professional Paper Electronic file (PDF) USGS publication search Call for streamflow, southeastern Arizona, and regional trends in Pool 1712, vii, 79 p.
529 Hydrology Floods, magnitude, Southwestern Methods for estimating magnitude and Thomas, B.E., H.W. 1994 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search $17.00 frequency, New Mexico frequency of floods in the southwestern Hjalmarson, and S.D. 2433, vii, 195 p. :ill., maps ;28 cm. (DJVU)
530 Hydrology water resources, Grant County Water Resources and General Geology of Trauger, F.D. 1972 New Mexico State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Electronic file (CD), NMBGMR search $10.00 for water quality, water Grant County, New Mexico Resources, Hydrologic Report 2 out of print
531 Hydrology Lower Colorado Lower Colorado New Mexico State Planning Office Report- Trauger, F.D. 1965 U.S Geological Survey, Open File Report 65- Printed report USGS publication search Unknown River Basin, water River Basin Lower Colorado River basin 161, 41 p. Prepared in coordination with the
532 Hydrology Franks' Ranch, well Grant County Franks' Ranch Well Field, Well No. 7, Grant Trauger, F.D. and L.M. 1982 Geohydrology Associates, Inc. 4015 Carlisle, Printed report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Contact field, Grant County County, New Mexico Coons N.E. Suite A, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Geohydrolo Prepared for Molzen-Corbin & Associates, Inc. gy November 1982. Associates, Inc.
533 Hydrology water resources Grant County Water resources appraisal for east-central Trauger, F.D., D.N. 1980 Geohydrology Associates, Inc. Albuquerque, Printed Report out of print, UofA library has Grant County, New Mexico Jenkins, and R.L. Link New Mexico. hardcopy. Salsa search Prepared for the Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments. January 1980. 534 Hydrology Ground-water, Gila Southwest New Ground-water inventory in the upper Gila Turner, S.F. and L.C. 1941 Transactions American Geophysical Union 22: River Valley Mexico River Valley in New Mexico and Arizona, Halpenny 738-744, Part 3 scope of investigation and methods used. 7/21/2009 Page 77 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 535 Hydrology Silver City, water Grant County Phase 1-storage Unknown 1984 In Silver City Water System Master Plan system master plan
536 Hydrology water rights, Grant County Upper Mimbres River Mainstream Diagram of Unknown 2003 Unpublished, provided at the OSE public Mimbres river adjudicated Water Rights hearing, Silver City, New Mexico, June 12, 2003
537 Hydrology Water resources, Water Resources Assessment, Part C- Unknown Undated legal Summary of Supply with Practical and Legal Considerations 538 Hydrology water use, water Water Use and Water Demand, Part B- Unknown Undated demand Reconciling Supply and Demand 539 Hydrology James Canyon Catron County Upper Whitewater Creek diversion project, URS Greiner- 2000 URS Greiner-Woodward Clyde, January 21, Dam, River Phase II, James Canyon Dam Woodward Clyde 2000 diversion, Whitewater Creek 540 Hydrology Lower Colorado Catron, Grant, Nation's Water Resources 1975-2000 US Water Resources 1978 US Water Resources Council, Washington, D.C. unknown internet (from WRRI library River Basin, water and Hidalgo Volume 4: Lower Colorado Region; Second Council 49 p. search) resources Counties National Water Assessment 541 Hydrology Colorado River, Catron, Grant, Surface water supply of the United States, USGS 1910 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water and Hidalgo 1907-8, Part IX, Colorado River basin 249, 206 p., 10 leaves of plates :ill. ;23 cm., (DJVU)
542 Hydrology Colorado River, Catron, Grant, Surface water supply of the United States, USGS 1915 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water and Hidalgo 1913, Part IX, Colorado River basin 359, 260 p. :ill. ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
543 Hydrology Colorado River, Catron, Grant, Surface water supply of the United States, USGS 1916 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water and Hidalgo 1914, Part IX, Colorado River basin 389, 198, xxxiii p. ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
544 Hydrology Colorado River, Catron, Grant, Surface water supply of the United States, USGS 1933 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock surface water and Hidalgo 1932, Part IX, Colorado River basin 734, v, 137 p. ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
545 Hydrology Surface water, flow Catron, Grant, Summary of records of surface waters at USGS 1947 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock records, Lower and Hidalgo stations on tributaries in lower Colorado 1049, iv, 486 p. ;23 cm., Washington, D.C.: US (DJVU)
7/21/2009 Page 78 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 546 Hydrology Gila River, dams Grant County Gila River, Cliff, New Mexico to Middle Fork USGS 1952 U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C.: US 1:31,680 scale map Dam Sites Government Printing Office
547 Hydrology USGS, water data New Mexico New Mexico Water Data Quick Links to USGS 2009 U.S. Geological Survey Electronic files Internet free NWISWeb
548 Hydrology Watershed, Vanar Hidalgo County Watershed Work Plan for Vanar Wash Vanar Wash Flood 1964 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil internet (from WRRI library Wash, Hidalgo Watershed Cochise County, Arizona and Control District, Wilcox- Conservation Service, Albuquerque, New search) Hidalgo County, New Mexico San Simon Soil Mexico, 40 p. + Maps Conservation District, Cochise County Board of Supervisors
549 Hydrology Wildfire, hydrology, Los Alamos Effects of wildfire on the hydrology of Capulin Veenhuis, J.E. 2002 U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Electronic file http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ online Bandelier National and Rito de los Frijoles canyons, Bandelier Investigations Report 2002-4152, 39 p. (DJVU) wri/wri20024152 Monument National Monument, New Mexico
550 Hydrology Hydrology, wildfire, Los Alamos Effects of wildfire on the hydrology of Frijoles Veenhuis, J.E. 2002 U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet 141-02, 4 p. Electronic file (PDF) http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/f none Bandelier, Frijoles, and Capulin canyons in and near Bandelier s/fs14102 Capulin National Monument, New Mexico
551 Hydrology Upper Gila Arizona/New Upper Gila Studies Wagner 1946 Bureau of Reclamation Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Mexico 552 Hydrology Upper Gila River Southwest New Report and Supporting Data Preliminary Wagner, W.J. 1942 Unknown Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Mexico Investigations Upper Gila River New Mexico
553 Hydrology Aquifer Storage Luna County Aquifer Storage and Recovery Assessment, Walsh, P. and S.T. 2004 John Shomaker & Associates, Inc. Water Printed report internet (WRRI library search) Unknown and Recovery Nutt Hockett Basin, Dona Ana, Luna, and Finch Jr. Resource and Environmental Consultants Sierra Counties, and Corralitos Basin, Dona 2703 Broadbent Parkway NE, Suite B Ana County, New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87107
7/21/2009 Page 79 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 554 Hydrology flood frequency, New Mexico Techniques for Estimating Flood-Flow Waltemeyer, S.D. 1986 (Water-Resources Investigations Report 86- Electronic file http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ unregulated stream Frequency for Unregulated Streams in New 4104). Washington, D.C.: (DJVU) wri/wri864104 flow Mexico Government Printing Office
555 Hydrology Estimating Southern New Methods for Estimating Streamflow at Waltemeyer, S.D. 1994 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Resources Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock streamflow, Mexico Mountain Fronts in Southern New Mexico Investigations Report 93-4213, Prepared in (DJVU)
556 Hydrology Silver City, water Grant County Silver City Water System Master Plan, Final Waterscience 1984 Waterscience Southwest and Engineers Report DBS&A Southwest NM Library Unknown system, storage, Report, Phase 1--Storage and Distribution Southwest and Incorporated. Prepared for Town of Silver City. distribution, plan Engineers Incorporated January 1984
557 Hydrology water distribution Grant County Water Distribution System, Town of Silver Waterscience 1983 Silver City, NM Map Waterscience Southwest City, Grant County, NM Southwest Engineers Engineers Inc. Inc. 558 Hydrology Gila River, ground- Graham County, Geology and ground-water system in the Gila Weist, W.G.Jr. 1971 U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 655- Electronic file http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ water, phreatophyte Arizona River Phreatophyte Project area, Graham D, 22 p. (DJVU) pp/pp655D County, Arizona
559 Hydrology New Mexico, New Mexico New Mexico Climate Summaries Western Regional 2009 Western Regional Climate Center Website Internet free climate summaries Climate Center
560 Hydrology Irrigation Southwest New Status of Irrigation Diversions and Diversion Whipple, J.J. 2000 Interstate Stream Commission, October 2000. unknown internet (from Sandia Labs diversions, Mexico Measurements in the Gila River, San reference list) diversion Francisco River and San Simon Creek measurements, Basins in New Mexico Gila River, San Francisco River, San Simon Creek
7/21/2009 Page 80 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 561 Hydrology Gila River, ecology, Southwestern NM The Gila River Widdison, J. 2008 IN: Water Matters! The Utton Transboundary Electronic file (e.g. Internet NA development, water Resources Center and University of New Mexico CD)
562 Hydrology Alluvial basin, Colorado, New Summary of southwest alluvial basins Wilkins, D.W. 1998 U.S. Geological Survey Prof. Paper No. 1407A: Electronic file http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspubs/ regional aquifer, Mexico, Texas regional aquifer-systems analysis in parts of A1-A49 (DJVU) pp/pp1407A Colorado, Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas New Mexico
563 Hydrology water use, irrigated New Mexico Water Use by Categories in New Mexico Wilson, B.C. 1986 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Technical Printed report New Mexico State Engineer Office acreage Counties and River Basins, and Irrigated Report 46 available online Library, Acreage in 1985 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public ations_library_techrpts.html
564 Hydrology water use, irrigated New Mexico Water Use by Categories in New Mexico Wilson, B.C. 1992 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Technical Printed report New Mexico State Engineer Office Contact acreage Counties and River Basins, and Irrigated Report 47. July 1992 Library OSE Acreage in 1990
565 Hydrology Water demand, Grant, Hidalgo, Projected Water Demands in Grant, Hidalgo, Wilson, B.C. 2001 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer. Printed report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public unknown water supply, Luna Counties and Luna Counties, New Mexico, 2000 to December 16, 2001 ations_library_hydrologyrpts.html hydrology, 2040
566 Hydrology water use, irrigated New Mexico Water Use by Categories in New Mexico Wilson, B.C. and A.A. 1997 New Mexico State Engineer Office, Technical Printed report New Mexico State Engineer Office acreage Counties and River Basins, and Irrigated Lucero Report 49. September 1997 available online Library, Acreage in 1995 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public ations_library_techrpts.html
567 Hydrology water use, irrigated New Mexico Water Use by Categories in New Mexico Wilson, B.C., A.A. 2003 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Printed report New Mexico State Engineer Office acreage Counties and River Basins, and Irrigated Lucero, J.T. Romero, Technical Report 51. February 2003 available online Library, Acreage in 2000 and P.J. Romero http://www.ose.state.nm.us/public ations_library_techrpts.html
7/21/2009 Page 81 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 568 Hydrology Ground-water Cochise and Maps showing ground-water conditions in the Wilson, R P. and N.D. 1976 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Resources Map Sheet USGS publication search copy of conditions, maps Graham San Simon area, Cochise and Graham White Investigations Report 76-89, 2 maps ;112 x 75
569 Hydrology Upper Gila river, Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Wittler, R.J., J.E. 2004 Technical Service Center, Denver, CO - Bureau Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library geomorphology, Study, Final Report, Arizona - December Klawon, and K.L. of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior flood frequency, 2004 Gollins flow duration
570 Hydrology runoff, erosion, Catron County Hydrologic and vegetal responses to Wood, M.K. and N. 2001 New Mexico Water Resources Research Electronic file (PDF) Internet online sediment fuelwood harvest and slash disposal in a Javed Institute, Las Cruces, New Mexico. concentration, piñon pine and juniper dominated grassland Miscellaneous Report No. M27, October 2001. bedload, slash, understory
Water Quality 571 Water Quality climate variability, unknown Impact of monsoonal rains on spatial scaling Acuna, V. and C.N. 2007 Journal of Geophysical Research - Electronic file (PDF) - Adrian T. Oglesby @tnc.org $9.00 spatial scale, patterns in water chemistry of a semiarid Dahm Biogeosciences needs AGU J. of Geophysical Res. 112:1-11 aquifers, land river network membership to cover, download concentration, dilution, vegetation, soils, geology, time variations, landscapes, drainage basins, surface water, chemical composition, networks, rivers, rainfall
7/21/2009 Page 82 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 572 Water Quality statistics, trend Catron, Grant, Summary statistics and trend analysis of Baldys, S. III, L.K. Ham, 1995 U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Resources Electronic file USGS publication search $15.00 analysis, water- Hidalgo, Cochise, water-quality data at sites in the Gila River and K.D. Fossum Investigations Report 95-4083, v, 86 p. :ill., (DJVU)
573 Water Quality Geochemical, unknown Geochemical assessment of metals and Church, S.E., L.M. 2005 U.S. Geological Survey, Scientific Investigations Electronic file (PDF) USGS publication search $19.00 metals, dioxin, dioxin in sediment from the San Carlos Choate, M.E. Marot, Report 2005-5086, vi, 61 p.
574 Water Quality Water, Quality, Water Quality Standards Study and Department of Health 1976 Department of Health Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Unknown standards, Gila, Recommendations for the Upper Gila and San Pedro San Pedro River Basins 575 Water Quality water, quality Special Water Quality Survey of the Iron, Ditmore, D.R. 1998 NMED p. 51-90 - Intensive Water Quality not Taylor, Hoyt, Black Canyon and Sapillo Stream Surveys NMED/SWQ- available Creeks 98/1. 92 p.
576 Water Quality forest, fire, water, unknown Implications of forest fires on water chemistry Earl, S.R. 1999 Northern Arizona University. Thesis Thesis Library chemistry, biota, and biota of streams in the Gila National Gila Forest, New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 83 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 577 Water Quality forest, fire, water, unknown Effects of Wildfire ash on water chemistry Earl, S.R. and D.W. 1999 Northern Arizona University. Report for the Gila Journal Article internet unknown chemistry, biota, and biota in streams in the Gila National Blinn National Forest, Department of Biological Gila Forest, NM Sciences. Published in Freshwater Biology (2003) volume 48, p. 1015-1030.
578 Water Quality Water Quality, Gila, Catron, Grant, Quality of water of the Gila River basin above Hem, J.D. 1950 U.S. Geological Survey, Water Supply Paper Electronic file USGS publication search not in stock groundwater, Hidalgo, Cochise, Coolidge Dam, Arizona 1104, vi,230 p. :2 fold. maps (in pocket) diagrs., (DJVU)
579 Water Quality Benthic Grant and Luna Water quality of the Mimbres River and Jacobi, G.Z. and D.U. 1984 NMED unknown EODSWQ-846/ 21p. Unknown macroinvertebrate, Counties Benthic macroinvertebrate Survey Potter survey, water quality 580 Water Quality phreatophyte, water Graham County, Effects of phreatophyte removal on water Laney, R.L. and H.W. 1977 U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Paper 655- Electronic file USGS publication search $4.50 quality, Gila River, Arizona quality in the Gila River phreatophyte project Hjalmarson M, 22 p. (DJVU)
581 Water Quality geochemical, Cibola and Analytical results and sample locality map for McHugh, J.B. and G.A. 1989 U.S. Geological Survey, Open File Report 89- Electronic file USGS publication search $10.00 Acoma, springs, Catron Counties 21 water samples from domestic wells and Nowlan 15, 7 p. :maps ;28 cm. (DJVU)
582 Water Quality well, water, quality, Southern New Well-water quality assessment for southern New Mexico Border 2003
7/21/2009 Page 84 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 584 Water Quality Discharge, permit, Grant County Supplemental discharge permit for closure, New Mexico 2003 New Mexico Environment Department, February Discharge Permit Contact Chino, mine DP-1340, Chino Mines Company Environment 24, 2003 NMED Department
585 Water Quality Discharge, permit, Grant County Supplemental discharge permit for closure, New Mexico 2003 New Mexico Environment Department, April 8, Discharge Permit Contact Tyrone, mine DP-1341, Phelps Dodge Tyrone, Inc., Tyrone Environment 2003 NMED Mine Facility Department
586 Water Quality Gila, River, Grant, Catron, Gila River Watershed Restoration Action New Mexico 2005 New Mexico Environment Department, Surface Electronic file (PDF) Internet (NMED website) NA Watershed, Hidalgo, Sierra, Strategy Environment Water Quality Bureau
7/21/2009 Page 85 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 587 Water Quality Aquifer, mapping, New Mexico Liquid Waste (Septic Tank) Program New Mexico 2005 New Mexico Environment Department Liquid Electronic file (PDF) Internet NA liquid waste, septic Hydrogeologic Mapping Environment Waste (Septic Tank) Program Department Hydrogeologic Mapping
588 Water Quality Clean water act, New Mexico Water quality and water pollution control in New Mexico Water 2002 A report for submission to the Congress of the pdf NMED web site free as water quality, New Mexico, 2002 Quality Control United States by the State of New Mexico :http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us/sw downloaded pollution, Commission pursuant to Section 305(b) of the Federal Clean qb/305b/2002/index.html PDF or prevention, Water Act. NMED/SWQ-02/1 requested management Cd
589Water Quality Grant County Reconnaissance Survey of Mule Creek near Pierce, S.T. 1986 NMED Book EID/SWQ-86/7. 21 p. not the Town of Mule Creek, Grant County, NM available
590 Water Quality Water, Quality, Grant and Catron Intensive Water Quality Survey of the Gila Pierce, S.T. 1987 NMED book EIS/SWQ-87/10. 69 p. unknown Gila, NMED, Counties River and its Tributaries in Grant and Catron SWQB Counties, NM
591 Water Quality Water, Quality, Grant and Luna Intensive Water Quality Survey of the Pierce, S.T. 1991 NMED book NMED/SWQ-97/2. 202 p. unknown Mimbres, Sapillo, Counties Mimbres and its Tributaries and Sapillo NMED, SWQB Creek in Grant and Luna Counties, NM
592 Water Quality Water, Quality, Grant and Luna Intensive Water Quality Survey of the Pierce, S.T. 1991 NMED book p 118-132 - Intensive Water unknown Mimbres, Sapillo, Counties Mimbres River and its Tributaries and Sapillo Quality Stream Surveys and Lake NMED, SWQB Creek in Grant and Luna Counties Quality Assessment Surveys EID/SWQ-91/1. 209 p.
593 Water Quality Water, Quality, Catron, Grant Intensive Water Quality Survey of the Gila Pierce, S.T. 1993 NMED book p. 11-29 - Intensive Water Quality unknown Gila, NMED, and Hidalgo River and its Tributaries from the Cliff Stream Surveys NMED/SWQ- SWQB Counties Dwellings downstream to Virden, Catron, 93/1. 138 p. Grant and Hidalgo Counties, NM
7/21/2009 Page 86 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 594 Water Quality Water, Quality, Hidalgo County Intensive Water Quality Survey of the Pierce, S.T. 1993 NMED book p. 3-10 -Intensive Water Quality unknown perennial, NMED, perennial Streams in Hidalgo County, NM Stream Surveys, NMED/SWQ- SWQB 93/1. 138 p. 595 Water Quality Water, Quality, San Catron County Intensive Water Quality Survey of the San Pierce, S.T. 1993 NMED book NMED/SWQ-93-1. 138.p unknown Francisco, NMED, Francisco River and its Tributaries, Catron SWQB County, NM
596 Water Quality Water, Quality, Catron County Intensive Water Quality Survey of the Upper Pierce, S.T. 1993 NMED book p. 53-74 - Intensive Water Quality unknown Gila, NMED, Gila River and its Tributaries Stream Surveys NMED/SWQ- SWQB 93/1. 138 p.
597 Water Quality meteorology, unknown Physicochemistry of the upper Gila River Rampe, J.J., R.D. 1984 Journal of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Journal Article 10-Jun climatology, watershed: II. Influence of precipitation runoff Jackson, and M.R. Science 19(2): 115-120 watershed, and flood events on the San Francisco River Sommerfeld precipitation, physicochemical properties, rainfall runoff, floods, San Francisco river, runoff, chlorides, sodium, nitrates, phosphates, ammonia
598 Water Quality Water, Quality, San Catron County Intensive Water Quality Survey of the San Smolka, L.R. 1987 NMED book EID/SWQ-87/9. 41 p. unknown Francisco, NMED, Francisco River and its Tributaries, Catron SWQB County, NM
599Water Quality Grant County Reconnaissance Survey of Bear Creek in Smolka, L.R. 1987 NMED Book EID/SWQ-87/2. 19 p. not Grant County, NM available
7/21/2009 Page 87 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 600 Water Quality Water, Quality, Catron County Intensive Water Quality Survey of Tularosa Smolka, L.R. 1991 NMED book p. 92-102 -Intensive Water Quality unknown Tularosa, Apache, River and Apache and Negrito Creeks in Stream Surveys and Lake Quality Negrito, NMED, Catron County, NM Assessment Surveys, EID/SWQ- SWQB 91/1. 209 p.
601 Water Quality water, quality Special Water Quality Survey of the East, Smolka, L.R. 1996 NMED p. 1-49 - Intensive Water Quality not Middle and West Forks of the Gila River Stream Surveys NMED/SWQ- available 98/1. 92 p. 602 Water Quality water, quality Grant, Luna Special Water Quality Survey of the Mimbres Smolka, L.R. 1997 NMED p. 75-102 - Intensive Water River in Grant and Luna Counties, NM Quality Stream Surveys. NMED/SWQ-97-2. 202 p. 603 Water Quality water, quality Catron County Special Water Quality Survey of the San Smolka, L.R. 1997 NMED NMED/SWQ-97-2. 202.p Francisco River and its Tributaries, Catron County, NM
604 Water Quality water quality, US- Luna County Water Quality on the U.S.-Mexico Border: An Tanski, J.M., A.T. Undated Southwest Consortium for Environmental Electronic file (PDF) Internet online Mexico border, Assessment of the Mimbres Basin Aquifer Hansen, A.G. Olivas, Research and Policy, Final Report, SCERP Mimbres Basin, and the Region Surrounding Columbus, New M.M.Perez, Project No. PP96II-19. Columbus, Puerto Mexico, USA and Puerto Palomas, E. Hebard, and Z. Palomas Chihuahua, Mexico. Samani
605 Water Quality TMDL, San Apache County, Luna Lake TMDL Tetratech, Inc. 2000 Tetratech, Inc. Prepared for Arizona Game and Report Unknown Francisco River, Arizona Fish Department. April 2000 Gila River 606 Water Quality Water, Quality, unknown Final Report Water Quality Study Upper Gila Twedt, T.M. 1984 Bio West, Inc. Book BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Upper Gila, Supply Water Supply Project P-72-2
607 Water Quality Water, Quality, Southwestern NM Water Quality Study, Upper Gila Water Twedt, T.M. Unknow Unknown Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library Unknown standards, Gila Supply Project: Final Report n 608 Water Quality unknown unknown Nonpoint Source Pollution Education for Unknown 2005 Unknown Report BOR Phoenix Area Office Library unknown Municipal Officials - and Other Land Use Decision Makers Watershed Characterizations and Assessments Upper Gila Watershed Demographics 609Demographics children Catron, Grant, CLIKS - Community Level Information on Annie E. Casey 2009 Annie E. Casey Foundation Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Kids Foundation databases
7/21/2009 Page 88 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 610 Demographics land use, federal Catron Socorro Proposed Resource Management Bureau of Land 2008 BLM Socorro Field Office Electronic file - PDF Internet Free lands Plan and Final Environmental Impact Management Statement
611 Demographics land use, federal Grant, Hidalgo, Mimbres Resource Management Plan Bureau of Land 1993 BLM Las Cruces District Office Electronic file - PDF Internet Free lands Luna Management
612 Demographics land use, Catron Catron County Comprehensive Land Use Catron County 1993 Catron County Electronic file Internet Free development Plan
613 Demographics land use, Catron Catron County Comprehensive Plan Catron County and 2007 Catron County and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Consensus Planning, Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge Inc.
614Demographics health Catron Catron County Health Plan Catron County Health 2007 Catron County Health Council Word file Internet Free Council
615 Demographics land use, Grant City of Bayard Comprehensive Plan City of Bayard and 2006 City of Bayard and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying economics Community by Design Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
616 Demographics land use, Luna City of Deming Comprehensive Plan City of Deming 2003 City of Deming and Southwest New Mexico Electronic file - PDF Internet Free transportation Council of Governments (SWCOG)
617 Demographics land use, Hidalgo City of Lordsburg Comprehensive Plan City of Lordsburg 2001 City of Lordsburg and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
618 Demographics land use, Grant Santa Clara Comprehensive Plan Community by Design 2006 Village of Santa Clara and Southwest New PDF file Internet Free development Mexico Council of Governments (SWCOG)
619 Demographics land use, federal Catron Catron County's politics heat up as its land Davis, T. 1996 High Country News Electronic file Internet Free lands goes bankrupt.
7/21/2009 Page 89 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 620 Demographics land use, federal Catron The Catron Way Ford, D. 1995 New Mexico Resources Electronic file - Internet Free lands HTML
621 Demographics land use, Grant Grant County Comprehensive Plan Grant County 2004 Grant County and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
622Demographics health Grant Grant County Health Plan Grant County 2007 Grant County Community Health Council Word file Internet Free Community Health Council
623 Demographics land use, water Catron Catron County Water Rights Manual Harris, L. 2004 Catron County Water Advisory Board and the Electronic file - PDF Internet Free rights San Francisco Soil and Water Conservation District
624 Demographics land use, Hidalgo Hidalgo County Comprehensive Plan Hidalgo County 2004 Hidalgo County and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
625 Demographics health Hidalgo Hidalgo County Health Plan Hidalgo County Health 2007 Hidalgo County Health Consortium Word file Internet Free Consortium
626 Demographics land use, Luna Comprehensive Plan for Luna County, New Luna County 1999 Luna County and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Mexico, 2000-2020 Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
627Demographics health Luna Luna County Health Plan Luna Health Council 2007 Luna Health Council Word file Internet Free
628 Demographics education Catron, Grant, Search for Public School Districts National Center for 2009 U.S. Department of Education Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Education Statistics databases
629 Demographics education Catron, Grant, Search for Public Schools National Center for 2009 U.S. Department of Education Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Education Statistics databases
630Demographics health Catron, Grant, New Mexico Social Indicators Report New Mexico 2004 New Mexico Department of Health Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Department of Health
7/21/2009 Page 90 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 631Demographics health Catron, Grant, New Mexico Health Data New Mexico 2009 New Mexico Department of Health Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Department of Health
632Demographics health Catron, Grant, Quick Facts and other reports New Mexico Health 2008 New Mexico Health Policy Commission Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Policy Commission
633 Demographics education Catron, Grant, New Mexico High School Competency Exam, New Mexico Public 2008 New Mexico Public Education Department Electronic file - PDFInternet Free Hidalgo, Luna Summaries by District and School Education Department
634 Demographics education Catron, Grant, New Mexico Standards Based Assessment New Mexico Public 2008 New Mexico Public Education Department Electronic file - PDFInternet Free Hidalgo, Luna Statistics and Data Education Department
635 Demographics education Catron, Grant, Public School Finance Statistical Book New Mexico Public 2009 New Mexico Public Education Department Electronic file - PDFInternet Free Hidalgo, Luna Education Department
636 Demographics education Catron, Grant, School Fact Sheets New Mexico Public 2009 New Mexico Public Education Department Electronic file - PDFInternet Free Hidalgo, Luna Education Department
637 Demographics wilderness, grazing Catron, Grant The Gila Wilderness and a Ranch Family Rice, W.L., T.T. Shelley 2009 Range Magazine Electronic file - PDF Internet Free History and S.L. Wilmeth
638 Demographics land use, Grant Town of Hurley Comprehensive Plan Town of Hurley 2005 Town of Hurley and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
639 Demographics land use, Grant Silver City Comprehensive Plan Town of Silver City 2004 Town of Silver City and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG $21.00 transportation Council of Governments (SWCOG)
640 Demographics climate, land use Grant Town of Silver City Climate Action Plan Town of Silver City, 2009 Town of Silver City Electronic file - PDF Internet $7.75 Mayor's Climate Protection Agreement Citizens Advisory Committee 641 Demographics land use, Hidalgo Virden Comprehensive Plan (in Progress) Town of Virden Not Town of Virden Hard Copy Southwest New Mexico Council of Copying development released Governments (SWCOG) charge yet
7/21/2009 Page 91 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 642 Demographics population Catron, Grant, New Mexico Population Estimates and University of New 2009 University of New Mexico (UNM) Bureau of Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Projections Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) databases Business and Economic Research 643 Demographics travel patterns Catron, Grant, On the Map - Where People Work and Live US Census Bureau 2009 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna interactive mapping tool
644 Demographics population, housing Catron, Grant, U.S. Census Bureau Fact Finder US Census Bureau 2009 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Varies Hidalgo, Luna databases
645 Demographics population Catron, Grant, USA Counties US Census Bureau 2009 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna databases
646 Demographics land use, federal Grant, Catron Annual Monitoring Report Gila National US Forest Service Gila 2007 USDA Forest Service Electronic file Internet Free lands Forest Land Management Plan FY 2006 National Forest
647 Demographics grasslands, social Catron, Grant, Assessment of grassland ecosystem USDA Forest Service 2004 USDA Forest Service Electronic file Internet Free and economic Hidalgo, Luna conditions in the Southwestern United States Rocky Mountain components Research Station
648 Demographics land use, Luna Village of Columbus Comprehensive Plan Village of Columbus 2005 Village of Columbus and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Update and Sites Southwest Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
649 Demographics land use, Catron Village of Reserve Comprehensive Plan Village of Reserve 2005 Village of Reserve and Southwest New Mexico Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge
650 Demographics land use, Grant Village of Santa Clara Comprehensive Plan Village of Santa Clara 1996 Village of Santa Clara and Southwest New Hard Copy SWCOG Copying development and Consensus Mexico Council of Governments (SWCOG) charge Planning
651 Demographics population, history Catron, Grant, New Mexico in Maps, Second Edition Williams, J.L. 1986 University of New Mexico Press Book Out of print Varies Hidalgo, Luna
7/21/2009 Page 92 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price Economics 652 Economics water economics Grant Economic Considerations Pertinent to the Brown, F.L. 2004 New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Hard Copy New Mexico Energy Minerals and Not Appraisal of Phelps Dodge Water Rights Resources Department Memorandum Natural Resources Department Available Memorandum
653Economics tax Catron, Grant, Property Taxes Budget and Finance 2008 New Mexico Department of Finance and Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Bureau Administration databases
654 Economics water economics Catron, Grant, Using Instream Flows on the Gila River to Geery, E. 2006 University of New Mexico Community and Hard Copy University of New Mexico, Not Hidalgo, Luna Provide Benefits for the Environment and Regional Planning Department Centennial Library Available Economy
655Economics employment Catron, Grant, County Profiles New Mexico 2008 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Department of Workforce Solutions
656Economics employment Catron, Grant, WIA Area Profiles New Mexico 2008 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Department of Workforce Solutions
657 Economics income, Catron, Grant, 2009 State of New Mexico Workforce Report New Mexico 2009 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Electronic file - PDF Internet Free employment Hidalgo, Luna Department of Workforce Solutions
658Economics employment Catron, Grant, Civilian Labor Force, Employment, New Mexico 2009 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Unemployment and Unemployment Rate Department of Workforce Solutions
659 Economics income, Catron, Grant, New Mexico Annual Social and Economic New Mexico 2009 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Electronic file - PDF Internet Free employment Hidalgo, Luna Indicators Department of Workforce Solutions
660Economics employment Catron, Grant, New Mexico Labor Market Review New Mexico 2009 New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Department of Workforce Solutions
661 Economics economic data Catron, Grant, County Comparison New Mexico Economic 2009 New Mexico Economic Development Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Development Department databases Department
7/21/2009 Page 93 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 662Economics health Catron, Grant, County Financing of Health Care Report New Mexico Health 2008 New Mexico Health Policy Commission Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Policy Commission
663 Economics social services Catron, Grant, Monthly Statistical Reports New Mexico Human 2009 New Mexico Human Services Department Electronic file - PDFInternet Free Hidalgo, Luna Services Department
664Economics tax Catron, Grant, Tax Research and Statistics New Mexico Tax and 2008 New Mexico Tax and Revenue Department Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Revenue Department
665 Economics water economics Catron, Grant, The Potential Economic Costs of a Gila River Rice J. and E. Neimi 2005 ECONorthwest and Gila Conservation Coalition Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Diversion
666 Economics Fire economics Catron, Grant Restoring Fire to Southwestern Ecosystems: Service, S. and P.F. 1999 USDA Forest Service Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Is it Worth It? Boucher
667Economics income Catron, Grant, Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance Social Security 2008 Social Security Administration Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna (OASDI) Beneficiaries by State and County Administration
668Economics income Catron, Grant, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Social Security 2008 Social Security Administration Electronic file - PDF Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Recipients by State and County Administration
669 Economics economic data Catron, Grant, 2008 Southwest New Mexico Council of Southwest New Mexico 2008 Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna Governments Statistical Abstract Council of Governments databases
7/21/2009 Page 94 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 670 Economics public land policy, Catron, Grant The economic impacts of increased grazing Torell, L.A. and T.W. 1997 Journal of Range Management Volume 50: 94- Hard Copy Library with Journal of Range Copying grazing fees fees on Gila National Forest grazing permit Drummond 105 Management such as New Mexico charge tees State University
671 Economics income, Catron, Grant, 2002 Economic Census University of New 2002 UNM BBER Electronic file - Internet Free employment, Hidalgo, Luna Mexico Bureau of databases economic sectors Business and Economic Research 672 Economics income, Catron, Grant, Current Quarterly Indicators for New Mexico University of New 2009 University of New Mexico (UNM) Bureau of Electronic file - Internet Free employment Hidalgo, Luna Counties Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) databases Business and Economic Research
673 Economics economic trends Catron, Grant, New Mexico Business, Current Economic University of New 2009 University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Electronic file - PDF Internet $3 per Hidalgo, Luna Report Mexico Bureau of and Economic Research issue, $25 Business and Economic per year Research 674 Economics income, Catron, Grant, New Mexico Economic Data University of New 2009 UNM BBER Electronic file - Internet Free employment Hidalgo, Luna Mexico Bureau of databases Business and Economic Research 675 Economics economic trends Catron, Grant, The FOR-UNM Bulletin, a Quarterly University of New 2009 University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Electronic file - PDF Internet $20 per Hidalgo, Luna Economic Forecast of the New Mexico Mexico Bureau of and Economic Research issue, $40 Economy Business and Economic per year Research 676 Economics economic sector Catron, Grant, Regional Economic Accounts - Local Area US Bureau of Economic 2009 US Bureau of Economic Analysis Electronic file - Internet Free data Hidalgo, Luna Personal Income Analysis databases
677Economics business Catron, Grant, Company Statistics - Dynamic Data US Census Bureau 2005 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna databases
678 Economics federal government Catron, Grant, Consolidated Federal Funds Report US Census Bureau 2007 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna databases
7/21/2009 Page 95 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 679 Economics income, poverty Catron, Grant, U.S. Census Bureau Fact Finder US Census Bureau 2009 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Varies Hidalgo, Luna databases
680 Economics economic data Catron, Grant, USA Counties US Census Bureau 2009 US Census Bureau Electronic file - Internet Free Hidalgo, Luna databases
681 Economics Gila River Southwest New Analysis of ECONorthwest Economic Study Vick, D. and C. Roepke 2005 New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, Electronic file ISC Free diversion, economic Mexico “The Potential Economic Costs of a Gila Memo to file, October 2005. study River Diversion”
Management/Ecology 682 Ecology Biological status report, Upper Gila water Bureau of Reclamation Bureau of Reclamation, book BOR addition supply study, stage II Lower Colorado Region, Arizona Projects Office.
683 Plant Ecology Seeding Grasses Catron, Grant, Basic Guidelines for Seeding Native Grasses Dressen, D.R. 2008 Internet Publication, NRCS Website http://www.nm.nrcs.usda.gov/prog Free Arid Ecoregions Hidalgo, Luna in Arid and Semi-Arid Ecoregions rams/pmc/brochures/BasicsOfSee dingNativeGrasses.pdf
684 Plant Ecology Mountain islands Hidalgo, Luna Mountain Islands and Desert Seas: A natural Gehlbach, F.R. 1993 Book Published at Texas A&M Press , College Book Texas A&M Press, College History of the U.S.-Mexican Borderlands Station Station, Texas
685 Wildlife Ecology Wildlife and fishery studies, Upper Gila Water James M. Montgomery, 1985 James M. Montgomery, Consulting Engineers, Technical Report BOR addition Supply Project Consulting Engineers, Inc. in association with G. Scott Mills, Steven Inc. Sutherland, and R. Barry Spicer (SWCA, Inc.); prepared for U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
686 Wildlife Ecology Carrion Catron, Grant, Carrion Communities in the Northern McKinnerney, M. 1978 Southwest Naturalist 23 (4):563-567 Journal Article Marron Library, UNM Library communities Hidalgo, Luna Chihuahuan Desert
687 Conservation Plan Site Conservation Plan - Gila River Iron Nature Conservancy, 2008 The Nature Conservancy, New Mexico Technical Report PDF Bridge Conservation Area New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Department of Game and Fish
7/21/2009 Page 96 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 688 NM State listed Threatened, Catron, Grant, Biota Information System of New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico Department of Game and Fish website internet - http://www.bison-m.org/ Free species Endangered Hidalgo, Luna Department of Game and Fish
689 Management/ Forest resources, Catron, Grant, New Mexico’s O’Brien, R.A. 2003 United States Department of Agriculture, Forest PDF http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/ogden/pdf Ecology forest land area, Hidalgo, Luna Forests, 2000 Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station s/rmrs_rb003.pdf forest inventory, Resource Bulletin RMRS-RB-3 number of trees, biomass, volume, growth, mortality, forest type, double sampling 690 Management/ Gila National Forest Resources of the Gila National Forest Shaw, J.D. 2008 United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Technical Report http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/ogden/pdf Ecology Forest, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station s/gila.pdf resources, forest Resource Bulletin land area, forest inventory, 691 Plant Ecology Fire History, Catron, Grant, Fire History and Climate in the Southwestern Swetnam, T.W. 1990 In: Drammes, J.S., Tech. Coordination. Effects Technical U.S. D.A Forest Service, Rocky Free Climate Hidalgo, Luna United States of Fire Management of Southwestern Natural Publication Mountain Forest and Range Resources. Fen. Rech. Rep. RM-191. Fort Experiment Station: 6-17 Collins, Co: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station: 6-17. 692Ecology Conservation Catron, Grant, Ecoregional conservation analysis for the The Nature 1999 The Nature Conservancy, Santa Fe, New PDF internet - Free Hidalgo, Luna Arizona - New Mexico Mountains Conservancy Mexico
693 Ecology Elk, Gila National Catron, Grant Elk vs. livestock: a forage utilization study in Treadaway, M. L. 1998 Thesis (M.S.) NMSU. Thesis http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Forest portions of the Gila National Forest es/plants/mammals.html#Catron
694 Habitat Evaluation Habitat Evaluation Procedures Report Upper US Fish and Wildlife 1991 US Fish and Wildlife Service Southwest Region - Technical Report BOR addition Gila Water Supply Study New Mexico Service New Mexico Ecological Services Field Office
695 NM Federal listed Threatened, Catron, Grant, New Mexico Listed and Sensitive Species US Fish and Wildlife US Fish and Wildlife Service Southwest Region - website internet - Free species Endangered Hidalgo, Luna Lists Service New Mexico Ecological Services Field Office http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/ NewMexico/SBC.cfm 696 Management/ Forest resources, Ecological and Biological Diversity of Vander Lee, B., R. The Nature Conservancy PDF http://azconservation.org/dl/TNCA Ecology biodiversity National Forests in Region 3 Smith, and J. Bate Z_SWFAP_DiversityReport_Gila.p df
7/21/2009 Page 97 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price Fisheries 697 Fisheries Issues in Defining, Detecting, and Abarca, F.J. and L.J. 2000 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Phoenix Area Office Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio Quantifying Rare Species Allison logy/azfish/pdf/CAPRarityReportA pril%202000FNL.pdf
698 Fisheries power analysis, fish Power Analysis for Long-term Monitoring of Allison, L.J. 2000 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Phoenix Area Office Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Fishes in Selected Waters of the Gila River logy/azfish/pdf/PwrAnalRpt.pdf Basin, Arizona
699 Fisheries spikedace The Distribution and aspects of life history of Anderson, R.M. 1978 Unpublished M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State Thesis Meda fulgida in New Mexico University, Las Cruces, New Mexico
700 Fisheries spikedace Geographic variation in the morphology of Anderson, R.M., and 1994 Southwestern Naturalist 39: 148-155 Journal Article spikedace, Meda fulgida, in Arizona and new D.A. Hendrickson Mexico
701 Fisheries San Francisco Stream survey of the San Francisco River Anderson, R.M., and 1977 Final report, New Mexico Department of Game Technical Report River P.R. Turner and Fish, Santa Fe, New Mexico
702 Fisheries Wildlife of special concern in Arizona Arizona Game and Fish 1996 Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program, Technical Report Department Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona
703 Fisheries spikedace Feeding Ecology of a southwestern cyprinid Barber, W.E. and W.L 1983 Southwestern Naturalist 28:33-40 Journal Article fish, the spikedace, Meda fulgida Girard Minkley
704 Fisheries spikedace Biology of the Gila spikedace, Meda fulgida, Barber, W.E., D.C. 1970 Copeia No.1 1970:9-18 Journal Article in Arizona Williams, and W.L Minkley
705 Fisheries Gila robusta, Distribution, status and notes on the ecology Bestgen, K.R., and D.L. 1989 Southwestern Naturalist 34: 402-412 Journal Article roundatail chub, of Gila robusta , Cyprinidae in the Gila River Propst Gila River Drainage of New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 98 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 706 Fisheries Gila River Fish Movements and growth of fishes in the Gila Bestgen, K.R., D.A. 1987 Southwestern Naturalist 32: 351-356 Journal Article River Drainage, Arizona and New Mexico Hendrickson, D.M. Kubly, and D.L. Propst
707 Fisheries loach minnow The reproductive biology and aspects of life Britt, K.D. 1982 M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State University, Las Thesis history of Tiaroga cobitis in southwestern Cruces, New Mexico New Mexico 708 Fisheries roundtail chub Effects of flooding on recruitment of roundtail Brouder, M.J. 2001 Southwestern Naturalist 46: 302-310 Journal Article chub, Gila robusta , in a southwestern river
709 Fisheries Colorado River, Colorado River Basin Chubs Recovery Plan Carman, S.M. 2006 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish PDF internet - chubs http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/con servation/documents/ChubsRecov eryPlan.pdf
710 Fisheries Upper Gila River, Results of Fish Monitoring of Selected Clarkson, R.W. 1999 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona PDF http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio fisheries monitoring Waters of the Gila River Basin, 1997 Ecological Services, Arizona Game and Fish logy/azfish/pdf/97monrept.pdf Department
711 Fisheries Upper Gila River, Results of Fish Monitoring of Selected Clarkson, R.W. 2001 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona PDF http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio fisheries monitoring Waters of the Gila River Basin, 1999 Ecological Services, Arizona Game and Fish logy/azfish/pdf/99monitoringreport Department .pdf
712 Fisheries Upper Gila River, Results of Fish Monitoring of Selected Clarkson, R.W. 1998 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona PDF http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio fisheries monitoring Waters of the Gila River Basin, 1995-1996 Ecological Services, Arizona Game and Fish logy/azfish/pdf/95to96refmonrpt.p Department df
713 Fisheries Poeciliopsis o. Impact of flooding in a Sonoran Desert Collins, J.P., C.Young, 1981 Southwestern Naturalist 26:415-423 Journal Article occidentalis stream, including elimination of an J. Howell, and M.L. endangered fish population ( Poeciliopsis o. Minkley occidentalis , Poecilidae)
714 Fisheries Gila trout Taxonomic analysis of Gila and Gila x David, R.E 1976 M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State University, Las Thesis rainbow trout in southwestern New Mexico Cruces, New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 99 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 715 Fisheries Gila Basin, listed Status of federal and state listed warm water Desert Fishes Team 2003 Desert Fishes Team, Phoenix, Arizona, report PDF http://www.nativefishlab.net/Deser fishes fishes of the Gila Basin, with No.1 t_Fishes_Team.htm recommendations for management
716 Fisheries Gila River, unlisted Status of unlisted native fishes of the Gila Desert Fishes Team 2004 Desert Fishes Team, Phoenix, Arizona, report PDF http://www.nativefishlab.net/Deser fishes status River Basin, with recommendations for No.2 t_Fishes_Team.htm management
717 Fisheries Gila River, fishes, Analysis of recovery plan implementation for Desert Fishes Team 2006 Desert Fishes Team, Phoenix, Arizona, report PDF http://www.nativefishlab.net/Deser recovery plan threatened and endangered warm water No.3 t_Fishes_Team.htm fishes of the Gila River Basin
718 Fisheries Plagopterini, Evolutionary relationships of the Plagopterins Dowling, T.E., C.A. 2002 Copeia 2002:665-678 Journal Article evolution (Teleostei: Cyprinidae) from cytochrome b Tibbets, W.L. Minkley sequences and G.R. Smith
719 Fisheries Fire, native fishes, Effects of fire on fish populations: landscape Dunham, J.B., M.K. 2003 Forest Ecology and Management. Journal Article http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/boise/rese nonnatives perspectives on persistence of native fishes Young, R.E. Gresswell, arch/fisheries/fire/FAE%20Papers/ and non-native fish invasions. and B.E. Rieman. dunham_final.pdf
720 Fisheries roundtail chub, Habitat study of roundtail chub ( Gila robusta Ecology Audits, Inc. 1979 US Forest Service final report, Albuquerque, Technical Report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/I loach minnow grahami ) and loach minnow ( Tiaroga New Mexico SC/BasinsPrograms/GilaSanFran cobitis ), Gila National Forest, Silver City, cisco/HabitatStudyLoachMinnowa New Mexico ndRoundtialChub.pdf (partial report)
7/21/2009 Page 100 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 721 Fisheries conservation, Rarity, fragmentation, and extinction risk in Fagan, W.F., P.J. 2002 Ecology 83: 3250-3256 Journal Article extinction desert fishes Unmack, C. Burgess, and M.L. Minkley
722 Fisheries invasion, The invasion versus isolation dilemma: Fausch, K.D., B.E. 2009 Conservation Biology 00:000-000 Published Journal article http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/boise/publi salmonids, fish tradeoffs in managing native salmonids with Rieman, J.B. Dunham, Online: February 6, 2009. DOI: 10.1111/j.1523- cations/fisheries/rmrs_2009_fausc barriers barriers to upstream movement M.K. Young, and D.P. 1739.2008.01159.x hk001.pdf Peterson
723 Fisheries Gila, Mimbres Fisheries survey of Gila and Mimbres Huntington, E.H. 1952- Report, New Mexico Department of Game and Technical Report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/I drainages drainages 1955 Fish, Santa Fe, New Mexico SC/BasinsPrograms/GilaSanFran cisco/FishiesSurveyMimbresRiver- 1952-1955.pdf 724Fisheries desert sucker Time of spawning by desert sucker Ivanyi, C.S., J.P. Hill, 1995 Southwestern Naturalist 40:425-426 Journal Article and W.J. Matter
725 Fisheries Gila River Fish Fisheries reconnaissance survey Gila River, Jester, D.B., H. Olson 1968 US forest Service report, Albuquerque, New Technical Report New Mexico and H.J. McKirdy Mexico
726 Fisheries NM fish Guide to the Fishes of New Mexico Koster, W.J. 1957 University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, Book - out of print New Mexico
727 Fisheries Gila River, native Native fishes of the Upper Gila River System, La Bounty, J.F. and 1972 Symposium on Rare and Endangered Wildlife of Technical Document fishes New Mexico W.L. Minkley the Southwestern Untied States, Albuquerque, New Mexico 728 Fisheries thermal tolerance, Critical thermal maxima of five trout species Lee, R.M., and J.N. 1980 Transaction of the American Fisheries Society Journal Article trout in the southwestern United States Rinne 109(6) 632-635
729 Fisheries native trout, New Biochemical genetic studies of native New Loudenslager, E.J., J.N. 1986 Southwestern Naturalist 31 (2) 221-234 Journal Article Mexico Mexico trout Rinne, A.E. Gall, and R.E. David
7/21/2009 Page 101 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 730 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. 2004 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2000 Fish Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/SY2000RptTxt.pdf Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
731 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. 2004 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2001 Fish Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/SY2001RptTxt.pdf Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
732 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. 2004 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2002 Fish Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/SY2002RptTxt.pdf Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
733 Fisheries Gila River, Analysis of Fish Population Monitoring Data Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2004 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio Fisheries for Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/95to99monfinalrept Monitoring Arizona, for the Five-year Period 1995-1999 .pdf
734 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2005 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2004 Fish Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/SY2004FnlRpt.pdf Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
735 Fisheries Gila River, Analysis of Fish Population Monitoring Data Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2006 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio Fisheries for Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/FnlRpt2000tto2004 Monitoring Arizona, for the Five-year Period 2000-2004 .pdf
736 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2006 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2005 Fish Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/SY2005FnlAnnRpt. Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring pdf Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
737 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2007 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2003 Fish Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/SY2003FnlRpt.pdf Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
738 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2007 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2006 Fish Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/Final2006AnnualR Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring eport.pdf Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
7/21/2009 Page 102 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 739 Fisheries Gila River, fisheries Central Arizona Project Fish Monitoring - Marsh, P.C. and B.R. 2008 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Lower Colorado Technical Report http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio monitoring Draft Summary of Sample Year 2007 Fish Kesner Region, Phoenix Area Office logy/azfish/pdf/2007monitorReport Surveys in Behalf of a Long-term Monitoring .pdf Plan for Fish Populations in Selected Waters of the Gila River Basin, Arizona
740 Fisheries spikedace and Spikedace ( Meda fulgida ) and Loach Marsh, P.C., F.J. 1989 Arizona Game and Fish Department report, Technical Report loach minnow minnow ( Tiaroga cobitis ) relative to red Abarca, and M.E. Phoenix, Arizona shiner ( Cyprinella lutrensis ) Douglas 741 Fisheries spikedace and Fishes of Eagle Creek, Arizona, with records Marsh, P.C., J.E. 1991 Journal of the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Journal Article loach minnow for threatened spikedace and loach minnow Brooks, D.A. Science 23:107-116 (Cyprinidae) Hendrickson and W.L. Minkley 742 Fisheries Gila National A test of the Habitat Quality Index in forested McHenry, M.L. 1986 M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State University, Las Thesis Forest, habitat headwater streams of the Gila National Cruces, New Mexico quality Forest, New Mexico
743Fisheries Southwestern Predation and species replacement in Meffe, G.K. 1985 Southwestern Naturalist 30(2): 173-187 Journal Article fishes, replacement American Southwestern fishes: a case study
744 Fisheries Gila trout Population status and distribution of Gila Mello, K. and P. Turner 1980 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New Technical Report trout in New Mexico Mexico
745 Fisheries Gila Bird Area Fisheries survey report for the Gila Bird and Miller, D. 2002 Western New Mexico University and Gila Technical Report Wildlife Area 2002 National Forest
746 Fisheries Gila Bird Area Fisheries survey report for the Gila Bird and Miller, D. 2004 Western New Mexico University and Gila Technical Report Wildlife Area 2004 National Forest
747 Fisheries Plagopterini The spiny-rayed cyprinid fishes (Plagopterini) Miller, R.R. and C.L. 1960 Miscellaneous Publications - Museum of Journal Article University of Michigan Library of the Colorado River System Hubbs Zoology, University of Michigan 115:1-39
748 Fisheries Gila chub Status report for Gila intermedia (Gila chub) Minkely, W.L. 1983 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New Technical report Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 103 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 749 Fisheries chubs Taxonomy of chubs (Teleostei, Cyprinidae, Minkley, W.L., and B.D. 2000 Copeia 1: 251-256 Journal Article genus: Gila) in the American Southwest with DeMarais comments on conservation
750 Fisheries San Francisco Spawning by Rhinichthys osculus Mueller, G.A. 1984 The Southwestern Naturalist 29 (3): 354 Journal Article River, (Cyprinidae), in the San Francisco River, New Mexico
751 Fisheries Gila trout Age, growth and reproduction of Gila trout in Nankervis, J.M. 1988 M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State University, Las MS thesis a small headwater stream in the Gila Cruces, New Mexico National Forest
752Fisheries Endangered Handbook of Species Endangered in New New Mexico 1988 Report C-128, New Mexico Department of Technical Report Species, New Mexico Department of Game Game and Fish, Santa Fe, New Mexico Mexico and Fish
753 Fisheries survey, Gila River Fisheries inventory of the lower Gila River Parish, R. 1973 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Technical Report http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/I Santa Fe, New Mexico SC/BasinsPrograms/GilaSanFran cisco/FisheriesInventoryLowerGila River07-13-1973.pdf (partial report) 754 Fisheries spikedace Captive propagation and rearing of Parmeter, H.L. and S.P. 2004 US Bureau of Reclamation final report, Phoenix PDF Marron Library $10.00 spikedace, Meda fulgida Platania Area Office
755 Fisheries Spikedace, Distribution of Spikedace, Loachminnow, and Paroz, Y.M., and D.L. 2007 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New Technical Report, Loachminnow, Chub Species in the Gila River Basin, New Propst Mexico PDF Chub, Gila River Mexico 1908-2007 Basin
756 Fisheries Gila River fish Long-term monitoring of fish assemblages in Paroz, Y.M., D.L. 2006 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF, Technical the Gila River Drainage, New Mexico Propst, and J. Stefferud Mexico Report
7/21/2009 Page 104 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 757 Fisheries Reconnaissance Survey of Mule Creek near Pierce, S.T. 1986 NMED SWQB - EID/SWQ-86/7. 21 p Technical report SWQB addition the town of Mule Creek, Grant County, New Mexico, July 23-25, 1985 758 Fisheries State NM protected Threatened and endangered fishes of New Propst, D.L. 1999 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Technical Report Marron Library - Available from $10.00 fishes Mexico technical report No. 1 NMDGF Conservation Services Division
759 Fisheries middle river fishes Systematic investigations of warm water fish Propst, D.L. 2002 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Technical Report communities unpublished report 760 Fisheries Chihuahua chub Distribution and status of the Chihuahua Propst, D.L. and J.A. 1994 Southwestern Naturalist 39:224-234 Journal Article chub (Teleostei: Cyprinidae: Gila Stefferud nigrescens ), with notes on its ecology and associated species
761 Fisheries Gila trout Population dynamics of Gila trout in the Gila Propst, D.L. and J.A. 1997 Journal of Fish Biology 51(6) 1137-1154 Journal Article River drainage of the southwestern United Stefferud States
762 Fisheries loach minnow Habitat and biology of loach minnow in New Propst, D.L., and K.R. 1991 Copeia 1: 29-38 Journal Article Mexico Bestgen
763 Fisheries Gila trout Conservation and status of Gila trout, Propst, D.L., J.A. 1992 Southwestern Naturalist 37(2) 117-125 Journal Article Oncorhychus gilae Stefferud, and P.R. Turner
7/21/2009 Page 105 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 764 Fisheries non-native fishes, Natural flow regimes, nonnative fishes, and Propst, D.L., K.B Gido 2008 Ecological Applications 18:5, 1236-1252 Journal Article internet - Ecological Society of arid river systems native fish persistence in arid-land river and J.A. Stefferud America systems
765 Fisheries spikedace Distribution, status, biology, and conservation Propst, D.L., K.R. 1986 Endangered Species Report No. 15. US Fish Technical Report of spikedace ( Meda fulgida ) in New Mexico Bestgen, and C.W. and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New Mexico Painter 766 Fisheries loach minnow Distribution, status, biology and conservation Propst, D.L., K.R. 1988 USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Technical Report of loach minnow, Tiaroga cobitis Girard in Bestgen, and C.W. Endangered Species Report No 17 New Mexico Painter
767 Fisheries roundtail chub Roundtail chub ( Gila robusta robusta ): A Rees, D.E., Ptacek, 2005 Species conservation Project - US Department PDF, Technical internet - Technical Conservation Assessment J.A., and W. Miller of Agriculture Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Report http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/projects/sc Region p/assessments/roundtailchub.pdf
768 Fisheries Fish Barriers Upper Gila Basin New Mexico Fish Barriers Riley, J. and R. 2005 USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Central Technical Report - http://www.usbr.gov/lc/phoenix/bio Feasibility Study Clarkson Arizona Project Fund Transfer Program Task 4- BOR addition logy/azfish/pdf/NMfishbarrierfeasi 35. bilityreportfinal.pdf
769 Fisheries Gila trout Movement, home range, and growth of a rare Rinne, J.N. 1982 North American Journal of Fisheries Journal Article http://www.humboldt.edu/~storage southwestern trout in improved and Management 2(2): 150-157 /pdfmill/Batch_7/TroutHabitatBeha unimproved habitats vior.pdf
7/21/2009 Page 106 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 770 Fisheries loach minnow Physical habitat use of loach minnow, Rinne, J.N. 1989 Southwestern Naturalist 34: 109-117 Journal Article Tiaroga cobitis(Pisces: Cyprinidae), in southwestern desert streams
771 Fisheries spikedace, red Physical habitat use by spikedace, Meda Rinne, J.N. 1991 Southwestern Naturalist 36:7-13 Journal Article shiner, competition fulgida (Pisces: Cyprinidae) in southwestern streams with reference to probable habitat competition by red shiner, Notropis lutrensis (Pisces: Cyprinidae)
772 Fisheries effects of fire to Wildfire in the Southwestern USA: Effects on Rinne, J.N. and D. 2004 International Wildland fire Symposium Symposium fishes within Gila Rare, Native Fishes and their Habitats Miller presentation River and Mimbres River tributaries 773 Fisheries fisheries Hydrology, geomorphology and Rinne, J.N. and D. 2006 Reviews in Fisheries Science 14: 91-110 Journal Article http://www.searanching.org/progra management management: implications for sustainability Miller m/documents/Samplepaper.pdf of native southwestern fishes
774 Fisheries Gila, Verde rivers Riparian habitat restoration and native Rinne, J.N. and D. 2008 American Fisheries Society Symposium 49: 867- Journal Article habitat restoration southwestern USA fish assemblages: a tale Miller 878 of two rivers
775Fisheries creek chub Phylogenetic relationships of the creek chubs Simons, A.M. and R.L. 1997 Cladistics 13:187-205 Journal Article and the spine-fins: an enigmatic group of Mayden North American cyprinid fishes (Actinopterygii: Cyprinidae)
776Fisheries Bear Creek Grant Reconnaissance Survey of Bear Creek in Smolka, L.R. 1987 NMED SWQB Report - EID/SWQ-87/2. 19 p Technical Report SWQB addition Grant County, New Mexico, October 20-22 and November 6, 1986.
7/21/2009 Page 107 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 777 Fisheries Gila chub Petition to list the Gila chub (Cyprinidae, Gila Southwest Center for 1998 Southwest Center for Biological Diversity, PDF, Technical internet intermedia ) under the US Endangered Biological Diversity endangered species series No. 38 Report Species Act of 1973
778 Fisheries fish, New Mexico The Fishes of New Mexico Sublette, J.E., M.D. 1990 University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, Book Marron Library Hatch, and M. Sublette New Mexico
779 Fisheries Gila trout Restoration of the endangered Gila trout Turner, P.R. 1986 Proceedings of the 66th Annual Conference of Conference restoration the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Proceedings Agencies Pages 122-133 780 Fisheries Chihuahua chub Endangered and threatened wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 1983 Federal Register 48: 46053-46057 Technical Report plants; threatened status of Gila nigrescens Service (Chihuahua chub)
781 Fisheries loach minnow Endangered and threatened wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 1985 Federal Register 50: (117) 25380-25387 Technical Report plants; Proposal to determine the loach Service minnow to be a threatened species and to determine its critical habitat
782 Fisheries loach minnow Endangered and threatened wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 1986 Federal Register 51: (208) 39468-39478 Technical Report plants; determination of threatened status for Service loach minnow
783 Fisheries spikedace Endangered and threatened wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 1986 Federal Register 51:23769-23781 Technical Report plants; Determination of threatened status for Service the spikedace
784 Fisheries Chihuahua chub Recovery Plan for Chihuahua Cub (Gila US Fish and Wildlife 1986 USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico PDF, Technical internet - nigrescens Girard) Service Report http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/860414c.pdf
785 Fisheries loach minnow Loach Minnow, Tiaroga cobitis Recovery US Fish and Wildlife 1991 USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico PDF, Technical internet - Plan Service Report http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/910930f.pdf
786 Fisheries spikedace Spikedace, Meda fulgida Recovery Plan US Fish and Wildlife 1991 USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico PDF, Technical internet - Service Report http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/910930d.pdf
7/21/2009 Page 108 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 787 Fisheries Gila trout Gila Trout Recovery Plan, Revised US Fish and Wildlife 1993 USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico PDF, Technical internet - Service Report http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/030910.pdf
788 Fisheries Rio Yaqui Hidalgo Rio Yaqui Fishes Recovery Plan US Fish and Wildlife 1995 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF, Technical internet - Service Mexico Report http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/950329.pdf
789 Fisheries Gila chub Endangered and threatened wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 2002 Federal Register 67: 51948-51985 Technical Report plants; listing Gila chub as endangered with Service critical habitat; proposed rule
790 Fisheries Gila chub Endangered and threatened wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 2005 Federal Register 70: 66664-66721 Technical Report plants; listing Gila chub as endangered with Service critical habitat
791 Fisheries Spikedace, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and US Fish and Wildlife 2006 Federal Register 71: (192) 58574-58575 Technical Report Loachminnow Plants; Proposed Designation of Critical Service Habitat for the Spikedace and Loach Minnow
792 Fisheries Spikedace, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife US fish and Wildlife 2007 Federal Register 72: (54) 13355-13422 Technical Report http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/c Loachminnow and Plants; Designation of Critical Service gi- Habitat for the Spikedace (Meda bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=2007_reg fulgida) and the Loach Minnow ister&docid=fr21mr07-12 (Tiaroga cobitis) 793 Fisheries woundfin Recovery Plan for woundfin, Plagopterus US Fish and Wildlife 1984a USFWS, Albuquerque, New Mexico Technical Report argentissimus Cope Service
794 Fisheries loach minnow, Catron Catron County Board of Commissioners, NM Van Deren, K. 1998 Natural Resources 38 (1) 327-335 Journal Article spikedace v. United States Fish and Wildlife Service: Is functional equivalence the solution to the emerging critical habitat problem
7/21/2009 Page 109 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 795 Fisheries Gila trout, speckled Comparative food habits of Gila trout and Van Eimeren, P.A. 1988 M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State University, Las M.S. Thesis dace speckled dace in a southwestern headwater Cruces, New Mexico stream 796 Fisheries loach minnow Autumn spawning and other reproductive Vives, S.P. and W.L. 1990 Southwestern Naturalist 35: 451-454 Journal Article notes on loach minnow, a threatened cyprinid Minckley fish of the American southwest
797 Fisheries Gila topminnow Gila topminnow, Poeciliopsis occidentalis Weedman, D.A. 1998 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF, Technical http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/ occidentalis Revised Recovery Plan Mexico Report Arizona/Documents/SpeciesDocs/ GilaTopminnow/gtop94fn.pdf
798 Fisheries Gila River, fishes, Parasites of fishes in the Gila River drainage Wier, W., L.F. 1983 Journal of Wildlife Diseases 19: 59-60 Journal Article parasites of southwestern New Mexico USA Mayberry, H.G. Kinzrm, and P.R. Turner
Birds 799Birds Birds Catron, Grant, Birds of New Mexico Bailey, F.M. 1928 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, Book Marron Library Hidalgo, Luna Sante Fe, New Mexico. 807 pages.
800 Birds Guadalupe Hidalgo Nectar availability and habitat selection by Baltosser, W.H 1989 Wilson Bulletin 101(4): 559-578 Journal Article Internet Canyon, Animas hummingbirds in Guadalupe Canyon http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Mountains es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant
801 Birds Hummingbirds Grant Nesting success and productivity of Baltosser, W.H. 1986 Wilson Bulletin 101(4): 559-578 Journal http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid hummingbirds in southwestern New Mexico es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant and southeastern Arizona.
802 Birds Gila Woodpecker Grant An analysis of Gila woodpecker Brenowitz, G.L 1978 Wilson Bulletin 90(3): 451-452. Journal Internet vocalizations. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant
803 Birds Gila Woodpecker Grant Gila Woodpecker Agonistic Behavior Brenowitz, G.L 1978 Auk 95(1): 49-58 Journal Internet http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant
7/21/2009 Page 110 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 804 Birds Spatial analysis of breeding habitat for two Brodhead, K.M. 2002 Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting Meeting avian species of concern in the Cliff-Gila Abstracts 87: 325 Presentation Valley, New Mexico 805 Birds Riparian Birds Catron, Grant, Population Structure and Social Organization Carothers, S.W., R.R. 1974 Population Structure and Social Organization of Journal Internet Hidalgo, Luna of Southwestern Riparian Birds Johnson, and S.W. Southwestern Riparian Birds.14:97-108 Aitchison
806Birds Swainson's hawk Catron, Grant, Nesting of Swainson's hawks ( Buteo Catrol, J.L., D.A. Dean, 2004 NMOS Bulletin 32(4): 91091 Journal Article Internet Hidalgo, Luna Swainsoni ) in Riparian woodlands of New S.H. Stoleson, and P.J. Mexico Polcehia
807Birds Southwestern Catron, Grant, The Riparian Species Recovery Plan: A Chambers, S.M. 1995 Pages 277-280 in Desired future conditions for Technical Document Internet Willow Flycatcher Hidalgo, Luna status Report southwestern riparian ecosystems, September 18-22, 1995, Albuquerque. Ft. Collins: USDA Forest Service. Gov Doc A13.88:RM-GTR-272
808Birds Mourning Dove, Hidalgo Nesting of mourning doves at San Simon Davis, C.A., and G.K. 1973 New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Technical Report Internet San Simon Cienega, southwestern New Mexico Sintz Station(265), Las Cruces http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Cienega es/plants/Birds.htm#Hidalgo
809 Birds San Simon Marsh Hidalgo Effects of restoration and management of the Davis, C.A., and V.W. 1970 New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station, Technical Report Internet San Simon Marsh on its utilization by Bevel Las Cruces http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Mexican ducks es/plants/Birds.htm#Hidalgo 810Birds Raptors Luna Results of a raptor survey in southwestern Eagle, W.L, E.L. Smith, 1996 Raptor Research 30(4): 183-188 Journal Internet New Mexico S.W. Hoffman, D.W. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Stahlecker, and R.B. es/plants/Birds.htm#Luna Duncan
811 Birds Gray-breasted Jay Catron Ecological distribution of the gray-breasted Edwards, T.C. 1986 Condor 88(4): 456-460 Journal Internet jay: the role of habitat. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/Birds.htm#Catron
812 Birds Willow Flycatcher Catron, Grant, Draft Literature Review on the Water Needs ERO Resources 2008 US Bureau of Reclamation , Albuquerque, New PDF Internet Hidalgo, Luna of Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Corporation Mexico http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/Birds.htm#Hidalgo
7/21/2009 Page 111 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 813 Birds Willow Flycatcher Grant Status and migration of the southwestern Finch, D.M. and J.F. 1999 Pages 187-203 in Rio Grande ecosystems: Technical Document Internet willow flycatcher in New Mexico. Kelley linking land, water and people. Rocky Mountain http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Research Station, Proceedings RMRS-P-7. es/plants/Birds.htm
814 Birds SW Willow Catron, Grant Status, Ecology and Conservation of the Finch, D.M. and S.H. 2000 Gen. Tech. Report. RMRS_GTR-60. Ogden, UT: Technical Report Internet Flycatcher Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Stoleson (eds) U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mt. Research Station 131 p.
815Birds Spotted Owl Grant Intermountain movement by Mexican Gutierrez, R.J., M.E. 1996 Great Basin Naturalist 56(1): 87-89 Journal Article Internet spotted owls (Strix occidentalis lucida) Seamnas, and M.Z. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Perr es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant
816 Birds Gila Valley Grant The Summer Birds of the Gila Valley, New Hubbard, J.P. 1971 Numouria 2:35 Journal Internet Mexico
817Birds Gray Hawk Grant Status of the gray hawk in New Mexico Hubbard, J.P. 1974 Auk 91(1): 163-166 Journal Internet http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant
818 Birds Bald Eagle Grant The bald eagle Hubbard, J.P. 1974 New Mexico Wildlife 21(4): 2-6 Journal Internet http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant
819 Birds Bird Checklist Catron, Grant, Revised Check-List of the Birds of New Hubbard, J.P. 1978 New Mexico Ornithological Society Publication Technical Report Marron Library can be copied Hidalgo, Luna Mexico No. 6
7/21/2009 Page 112 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 820 Birds Avian Community Catron, Grant, Avian Community Structure Changes in a Hunter, W.C., B.W. 1987 Journal of Wildlife Management 51:495-502 Journal Nature Conservancy List Structure Hidalgo, Luna Mature Floodplain Forest after Extensive Anderson, and R.D. Flooding Omart
821 Birds Avian Diversity Catron, Grant, Scale Perspectives on Avian Diversity in Knoph F.L. and F.B. 1994 Conservation Biology 8:669-676 Journal Nature Conservancy List Western Riparian Hidalgo, Luna Western Riparian Ecosystems Samson
822Birds Bird Locations Catron, Grant, New Mexico Birds and Where to Find Them Ligon, J.S. 1961 The University of New Mexico Press. 1961. 360 Book UNM Zimmerman Library or Hidalgo, Luna pages Marron Library
823 Birds Vegetation Bird Catron, Grant, The Relationship Between Breeding Bird Mills, G.S., J.B.J. 1991 Wilson Bulletin 103(3), 468-479 Journal Nature Conservancy List Density Hidalgo, Luna Density and Vegetation Volume Bunning, and J.M. Bates
824 Birds Biogeography variation in nest placement: a Parody, J.M. and T.H. 2002 Diversity and Distributions 8(1):11-20 Journal Article case study with conservation applications Parker
825Birds Nesting Habitat Catron, Grant, Nesting Habitat and Reproductive Success of Powell, B.F. and R.J. 2000 Condor 102(4) 823-831 Journal Nature Conservancy List Hidalgo, Luna Southwestern Riparian Birds Steidl
826 Birds Riparian Bird Catron, Grant, Community Organization of Riparian Rosenberg, K., R. 1982 Auk 99:260-274 Journal Nature Conservancy List Breeding Hidalgo, Luna Breeding Birds: Response to an Annual Omart and B. Anderson Resource Peak
827 Birds Habitat Use Catron, Grant, Importance of Spatial Scale to Habitat Use Sabb, V. 1999 Ecological Applications 9(1): 135-151 Journal Nature Conservancy List Breeding Birds Hidalgo, Luna by Breeding Birds in Riparian Forests: A Hierarchical Analysis
7/21/2009 Page 113 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 828 Birds Gould's Turkey Hidalgo Ecology and management of Gould’s turkeys Schemntiz, S.D., D.E. 1990 Pages 72-83 in Proceedings of the sixth Symposium Report http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid in southwestern New Mexico Figer, and R.C. Willgin National Wild Turkey Symposium, Charleston, es/plants/Birds.htm#Hidalgo South Carolina (William Healy and Georgette Healey, editors). 829Birds Spotted Owl Catron Breeding habitat of the Mexican spotted owl Seamans, M.E. and 11995 Condor 97(4): 944-952 Journal Internet:http://lib.nmsu.edu/resour in the Tularosa Mountains, New Mexico R.J. Gutierrez. ces/guides/plants/Birds.htm#Catro n
830 Birds Willow Flycatcher, Catron, Grant, Distribution and characteristics of Sogge, M.K., S.J. 2003 Studies in Avian Biology 2003 26: 5-11 Journal Article http://sbsc.wr.usgs.gov/products/p distribution, Hidalgo, Luna southwestern willow flycatcher breeding sites Sferra, T.D. McCarthey, dfs/SAB26_Sogge_et_al.pdf breeding sites and territories: 1993-2001 S.O. Williams, and B.E. Kus
831 Birds Willow Flycatcher Catron, Grant, The Importance or Riparian Habitats to Stevens L.E., B.E. 1977 US Forest Service General Technical Report Technical Report Nature Conservancy List Hidalgo, Luna Migrating Birds Brown, J.M. Simpson RM-43 156-164 and R.R. Johnson
832 Birds Willow Flycatcher Unusual nest sites for Southwestern willow Stoleson, S.H. and D.M. 1999 Wilson Bulletin 111(4) 574-575 Journal flycatchers Finch
833 Birds Willow Flycatcher Microhabitat use by breeding southwestern Stoleson, S.H. and D.M. 2003 Studies in Avian Biology 26:91-95 Journal willow flycatchers on the Gila River Finch
834 Birds Willow Flycatcher, Southwestern Willow Flycatchers Stoleson, S.H. and D.M. 2007 The Auk 124(4):1213-1228. 2007 Journal Article Bio One online Journal breeding sites, (Empidonax Traillii Extimus) in a Grazed Finch brood parasitism, Landscape: Factors Influencing Brood brown headed Parasitism cowbird
835 Birds Distribution Pattern Catron, Grant, Bird Species Distribution Patterns in Riparian Strong T.R. and C.E. 1990 Condor 92(4): 866-885 Journal Nature Conservancy List Riparian Hidalgo, Luna Habitats in Southeastern Arizona Bock
836 Birds Aplomado Falcon Hidalgo, Luna, Northern Aplomado Recovery Plan US Fish and Wildlife 1990 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF internet - Grant Service Mexico http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/900608.pdf
7/21/2009 Page 114 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 837 Birds Willow Flycatcher Catron, Grant, Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Recovery US Fish and Wildlife 2002 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF internet - Hidalgo, Luna Plan Service Mexico http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plans/2002/020830c.pdf
838 Birds Willow Flycatcher Catron, Grant, Designation of Critical Habitat for the US Fish and Wildlife 2005 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF Hidalgo, Luna Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Draft Service Mexico Environmental Assessment
839Birds Spotted Owl Catron, Grant Mexican Spotted Owl Recovery Plan US Fish and Wildlife US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery Service Mexico _plan/NSO%20Final%20Rec%20 Plan%20051408.pdf
840 Birds Yellow-billed Catron, Grant, Additional Observations on Precopulatory Wilson, J.K. 2000 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 45, No. 4, Journal Marron Library Cuckoos Hidalgo, Luna Behavior of Yellow-Billed cuckoos Pages 535-536
841Birds Townsend's Hidalgo The Mexican Subspecies of Townsend's Wilson, J.K. 2002 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 47, No. 1, Journal Marron Library Solitaire Solitaire in the Animas Mountains: A First for Pages 114-116 New Mexico and the United States
842 Birds Willow Flycatcher Catron, Grant, Brown-headed Cowbird Attacks Woodward, H.P., and 2002 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 47, No. 4, Journal Marron Library Brown-headed Hidalgo, Luna Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Nestlings S.H. Stoleson Pages 626-628 Cowbird
843Birds Gould's Turkey, Hidalgo Home Range, Habitat Use, and Diet of York, D.L. and S.D. 2003 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 48, No. 2, Journal Marron Library Pelencillo Mts. Gould's Turkeys, Peloncillo Mountains, New Schemnitz Pages 231-240 Mexico
Reptiles/Amphibians 844 Reptiles Ancient Playas Hidalgo, Luna Ancient playas and their influence on the Axtell, R.W. 1972 Pages 493-512 in Transactions of the Symposium Paper Internet - Herpetofauna recent herpetofauna of the northern symposium on the biological resources of the http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Chihuahuan Desert. Chihuahuan Desert region United States and es/plants/repamph.htm#Turtle Mexico, Sul Ross State University, Alpine Texas, 17-18 October 1974
7/21/2009 Page 115 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 845Reptiles Lizards Catron, Grant, Seasonal occurrence and habitat utilization Baltosser, W.H., and 1990 Southwestern Naturalist 35(4): 377-384 Journal http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Hidalgo, Luna by lizards in southwestern New Mexico T.L. Best es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
846 Reptiles Gila Monster Catron, Grant, New Mexico’s endangered monster Campbell, J.A. 1976 New Mexico Wildlife 21(4): 25-30 Journal Internet Hidalgo, Luna http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
847Reptiles Turtles Catron, Grant, Distribution and habitats of turtles in New Degenhardt, W.G. and 1974 Southwestern Naturalist 19(1): 21-46 Journal Internet - Hidalgo, Luna Mexico. J.L. Christiansen http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
848 Reptiles and Amphibians Amphibians and Reptiles of New Mexico Degenhardt, W.G., 1996 University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, Book University of New Mexico, Amphibians C.W. Painter, and A.H. New Mexico Zimmerman Library, Marron Price Library
849 Reptiles Crotalus willardii, Hidalgo Observations of Predation on Crotalus Holycross, A., L.K. 2001 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 46, No. 3, Journal Marron Library Animas Mountains Willardi obsurus in the Animas Mountains, Kamees, and C.W. Pages 363-370 New Mexico Painter
850 Reptiles Reptiles Luna Notes on distribution, habitat, and sexual Knight, R.A., and D. 1987 Southwestern Naturalist 32(2): 283-285 Journal Internet dimorphism of Gerrhonotus kingii (Lacertilia: Duerre http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Anguidae) es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
851 Amphibians Spadefoot Toad Catron, Grant, Distribution of two mating call types of the Pierce, J.R. 1975 Southwestern Naturalist 20(4): 578-582 Journal http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Hidalgo, Luna plains spadefoot, Scaphiopus bombifrons, in es/plants/repamph.htm#Toads southwestern New Mexico
852Reptiles Narrow-headed Catron, Grant, Narrow-Headed Garter Snake ( Thamnophis Pierce, L.J.S. 2007 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish PDF internet - Garter Snake Hidalgo, Luna rufipunctatus ) Recovery Plan Conservation Services Division http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/con servation/documents/Narrow- headedGartersnake_Final.pdf
7/21/2009 Page 116 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 853 Amphibians Leopard Frogs Catron, Grant, Our enigmatic leopard frogs Scott, N.J., and R.D. 1989 New Mexico Wildlife 34(2): 6-9 Journal http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Hidalgo, Luna Jennings es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
854 Amphibians Chiricahua leopard Catron Grant Element conservation plan for Rana Snyderman, D. 1995 Report prepared by the Nature Conservancy, Technical Report Internet: http://www.bison- frog chiricahuensis, the Chiricahua leopard frog. Santa Fe Chapter, Santa Fe, NM. ii + 46pp. m.org/booklet.aspx?id=020025
855 Reptiles Snakes Catron Variations in Thamnophis elegans with Tanner, W. W., and C. 1989 Great Basin Naturalist 49(4): 511-516 Journal Internet descriptions of new subspecies H. Lowe. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
856 Amphibians Chiricahua Leopard Grant, Luna, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and U.S. Fish and Wildlife 2002 Federal Register. June 13, 2002. 67(114): Internet www.bison- Frog Catron Plants; Listing of the Chiricahua Leopard Service 40789-40811. Federal Register [Proposed m.org/booklet.aspx?id=020025 Frog (Rana chiricahuensis); Final Rule Rules] October 30, 2001. 66(210): 54808-54832. and http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/ Arizona/CLF.htm 857 Reptiles Ridgenose New Mexico Ridgenose Rattlesnake US Fish and Wildlife 1985 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF internet - Rattlesnake Recovery Plan Service Mexico http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/850322.pdf
858 Amphibians Chiracahua Final Recovery Plan for Chiracauhua US Fish and Wildlife 2007 US Fish and Wildlife Service, Albuquerque, New PDF internet - Leopard Frog Leopard Frog Service Mexico http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/070604_v3.pdf
859 Reptiles and Gila National Forest Catron, Grant Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles and Mammals of USDA Forest Service 1995 Prepared by the USDA Forest Service in Technical Report Internet http://www.bison- Amphibians the Gila National Forest: cooperation with the Southwest New Mexico m.org/booklet.aspx?id=020025 Audubon Society and Department of Natural Science, Western New Mexico University. 860Reptiles Lizards Catron, Grant, Life history phenomena in two populations of Vinegar, M.B. 1975 American Midland Naturalist 93(2): 388-402 Journal Internet Hidalgo, Luna the lizard Sceloporus undulatus in http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid southwestern New Mexico es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter
861 Reptiles Gila Monster Catron, Grant, Heloderma suspectum Williamson, M.A. 1972 Pages 114-117 in Symposium on rare and Symposium paper Internet Hidalgo, Luna endangered wildlife of the southwestern United http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid States, September 22-23, 1972 Albuquerque. es/plants/repamph.htm#Garter Santa Fe:
7/21/2009 Page 117 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price Mammals 862 Mammals white-sided Hidalgo Distribution and numbers of the white-sided Bednarz, J.C., and J.A. 1984 Southwestern Naturalist 29(3): 358-360. Journal http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid jackrabbit jackrabbit (Lepus callotis Gaillardi) in New Cook es/plants/mammals.html#HIDALG Mexico. O
863Mammals Bats Water Catron, Grant, Bat species using water sources in pinyon- Chung-MacCoubrey, A. 1996 Pages 168-170 in Desired future conditions for Technical Report Internet Sources Hidalgo, Luna juniper woodlands southwestern riparian ecosystems, September http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid 18-22, 1995, Albuquerque. Ft. Collins: USDA es/plants/mammals.html#Catron Forest Service. Gov Doc A13.88:RM-GTR-272
864Mammals Desert Bighorn Hidalgo Habitat use and population dynamics of Elenowitz, A. 1982 Transactions - Desert Bighorn Council. 26th: 8- Transactions Paper Internet Sheep Peloncillo transplanted desert bighorn sheep in the 11 http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Mountains Peloncillo Mountains, New Mexico es/plants/mammals.html#HIDALG O
865Mammals Alamo Huecos Hidalgo Bighorn sheep of the Alamo Huecos. Elenowitz, A. 1988 New Mexico Wildlife 33(2): 26-29 Journal Internet Bighorn http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/mammals.html#HIDALG O
866Mammals Mammals Catron, Grant, Mammals of New Mexico Findley, J.S., A.H 1975 University of New Mexico Press Book UNM Zimmerman Library or Hidalgo, Luna Harris, D.E.Wilson, and Marron Library C. Jones 867 Mammals Arizona Cotton rat Catron, Grant, First Record of the Arizona Cotton rat in New Frey, J.K., R.D. Fisher, 2002 Southwestern Naturalist Vol. 47, No. 1 Pages 96- Journal Southwestern Naturalist -Marron Hidalgo, Luna Mexico M.A. Bogan, and C. 100 Library Jones
868Mammals Gray Squirrel Catron, Grant, Distribution and Habitat of Arizona Gray Frey, J.K.; M.T. Hill, 2008 Southwestern Naturalist Vol. 53, No. 2 Pages Journal Southwestern Naturalist -Marron Hidalgo, Luna Squirrel (Sciurus arizonensis) in New Mexico B.L. Christman, J.C. 248-255 Library Truett, and S.O. MacDonald
7/21/2009 Page 118 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 869 Mammals Bats Water Flyways Catron, Grant, Winter Activity of Bats Over Water and Along Geluso, K. 2007 Southwestern Naturalist Vol. 52, No. 4 Pages Journal Southwestern Naturalist -Marron Hidalgo, Luna Flyways of New Mexico 482-492 Library
870 Mammals Desert Bighorn, Catron Distribution and Habitat Selection of Rocky Hayes, J.A. 1982 Masters Thesis Thesis Internet San Francisco Mt. Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis River canadensis) along the San Francisco River Canyon of New Mexico
871Mammals Bats Netting Catron, Grant, Notes on netting bats for eleven years in Jones, C., and R.D. 1972 Southwestern Naturalist Vol 16 (3&4):261-266 Journal Internet Hidalgo, Luna western New Mexico. Suttkus. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid es/plants/mammals.html#Catron
872 Mammals coati distribution Catron, Grant, Current Status and Distribution of coati in the Kaufmann, J.H., D.V. 1976 Journal of Mammology 57(4): 621-637 Journal Internet Hidalgo, Luna USA Lanning, and S.E. Poole
873 Mammals Microtus Catron, Grant, Microtus pennsylvanicus in Southwestern Krausman P.R. and 1980 Southwestern Naturalist Vol 25, No. 2, Page 260 Journal Marron Library pennsylvanicus Hidalgo, Luna New Mexico K.F. Bahti
874Mammals Coyotes Hidalgo Age structure and reproductive status of Littauer, G.A. 1980 NMSU Thesis Thesis http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid coyotes in southwestern New Mexico es/plants/mammals.html#HIDALG O
875 Mammals otter, Gila River Catron, Gant An otter catch on the Gila River in McClellan, J. 1954 Journal of Mammology 35(3): 443-444 Journal Nature Conservancy List Southwestern New Mexico
876Mammals Jaguar Catron, Grant, Evaluation of the relative suitability of Menke, K and C. Hayes 2004 Draft Report of NM Natural Heritage Program Technical Report Internet: Hidalgo, Luna potential jaguar habitat in New Mexico, Draft http://nhnm.unm.edu/Vlibrary/pubs Report /results.php5
7/21/2009 Page 119 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 877Mammals Jaguars The Present Status of Jaguars (Panthera Rabinowitz, A.R. 1999 Southwestern Naturalist Vol. 44, No. 1 Pages 96- Journal Southwestern Naturalist -Marron Onca) in the Southwestern United States 100 Library
878 Mammals and Other Wildlife Habitat Catron, Grant, Wildlife Habitat Appraisal Guides for New USDA NRCS 2005 Technical Notes. US Department of Agriculture Technical Note NRCS Web Page Vertebrates Appraisal Hidalgo, Luna Mexico National Resources Conservation Service, Biology 51, May 2005.
879Mammals Coyotes Catron, Grant, Population Structure of Coyotes (Canis Windberg, L.A., S.M. American Midland Naturalist 138:197-207 Journal http://www.aphis.usda.gov/wildlife Hidalgo, Luna latrans) in the Northern Chihuahuan Desert Ebbert, and B.T. Kelly _damage/nwrc/publications/97pub of New Mexico s/97-94.pdf
Invertebrates 880 Invertebrates benthic Catron, Grant, Distribution and abundance of benthic Bruns, D.A. and W.L. 1980 Journal of Arid Environments 3: 117-131 Journal Article invertebrates Hidalgo, Luna invertebrates in a Sonoran Desert stream Minkley
881 Insects Species composition and life histories of Gray, L.J. 1981 American Midland Naturalist 106:229-242 Journal Article aquatic insects in a lowland Sonoran Desert stream
882 Macroinverts water quality, Water quality of the Mimbres River and Jacobi, G.Z., and D.U. 1984 NMED SWQB - EID/SWQ-86/7. 21 p Technical Report SWQB addition macroinvertebrates Benthic macroinvertebrate Survey, March 14 Potter and July 9-10, 1984.
883Insects Tiger Beetles Catron, Grant, Tiger Beetles of New Mexico Knisley, C.B., R 2001 Technical Report for the NM Ecological Services Technical Report U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Hidalgo, Luna Acciavatti, and J. Hill Field Office of the USFWS 2105 Osuna NE Albuquerque, NM or Marron Library
884 Mollusks Land Snails Catron, Grant, Land Snails of New Mexico Metcalf, A.L. and 1997 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Technical Report Marron Library Hidalgo, Luna R.A.Smartt Science Bulletin No. 10, a Division of Cultural Affairs
7/21/2009 Page 120 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 885 Invertebrates Invertebrate Catron, Grant, Movements of Invertebrates Between Stream Smock, L.A. 1994 Journal of the North American Benthological Journal Nature Conservancy List Movement Channel Hidalgo, Luna Channels and Forested Floodplains Society 13: 524-531 Floodplain
Botany 886 Flowering Plant Grasses Catron, Grant, A Field guide to the Grasses of New Mexico Allred, K.W. 1997 Department of Agriculture Communications, Box Book Kelly Alred, New Mexico State Hidalgo, Luna 30003, MSC 3AI, New Mexico State University, University Las Cruces, NM 880003-8003
887 Flowering Plant Grasses, Key Catron, Grant, New Mexico Grasses, A Vegetative Key Barnard, C.M. and L.D. 1984 The University of New Mexico Press, Book UNM Library, or Marron Library Vegetative Hidalgo, Luna Potter Albuquerque, NM can be copied
888 General Vegetation Biotic Communities Catron, Grant, Biotic communities: Southwestern United Brown, D.E. (ed.) 1994 University of Utah Press Book Marron Library Hidalgo, Luna States and northwestern Mexico.
889 General Vegetation Trees and Shrubs Catron, Grant, Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico Carter, J.L. 1997 Mimbres Press Book Marron Library Hidalgo, Luna
890 General Vegetation Cooke's Range Grant Flora of Cooke’s Range, southwestern New Columbus, J.T. 1988 New Mexico State University MS Thesis Occasional Internet: Flora Mexico Publication NM State cahe.nmsu.edu/academics/ranges University cienceherbarium/documents/2.pdf A List of Master's These and Ph.D. Dissertations from NMSU and UNM Relating to Floristics and Taxonomy:New Mexico Botanist 891 General Vegetation County Vegetation Catron, Grant, A handbook of vegetation maps of New Cully, A. and P. Knight 1987 NM Department of Natural Resources, Santa Fe Book Marron Library Maps Hidalgo, Luna Mexico counties
892Flowering Plant Ferns Catron, Grant, The Ferns and Fern Allies of New Mexico Dittmer, H., E.F. 1954 The University of New Mexico Press, Technical UNM Library, or Marron Library Hidalgo, Luna Castetter, and O.M. Albuquerque, NM, University of New Mexico Publication can be copied Clark Publications in Biology. No.6
7/21/2009 Page 121 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 893 Plant Ecology Grasslands Catron, Grant, An Assessment of the Spatial Extent and Enquist, C.A.F and D.F. 2005 U.S. Forest Service Proceedings RMRS-P-36 PDF http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs/rmrs Hidalgo, Luna Condition of Grasslands in the Apache Gori _p036/rmrs_p036_359_363.pdf Highlands Ecoregion
894 General Vegetation Datil Mountains Catron A floristic assessment of the Datil Mountains. Fletcher, R.A. 1978 Masters Thesis University of New Mexico Thesis Library
895 Plant Ecology Grasslands Catron, Grant, An Assessment of the Spatial Extent and Gori, D.F and C.A.F. 2003 The Nature Conservancy of Arizona Technical Nature Conservancy Hidalgo, Luna Condition of Grasslands in Central and Enquist Publication Southern Arizona, Southwestern New Mexico and Northern Mexico
896 General Vegetation Gray Ranch Flora Hidalgo Vegetative communities and vertebrate fauna Hubbard, J.P. 1987 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Technical Report Internet Fauna of the Gray Ranch, Hidalgo County, New New Library J87 N6 X251.81 V44 http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Mexico es/plants/mammals.html#HIDALG O 897 Plant Ecology Vegetation Change Hidalgo Luna 90 Years and 553 miles; Vegetation Changes Humphrey, R.R. 1987 Book Published by the University of New Mexico Book UNM Library along the Mexican Border Press, Albuquerque, NM
898 Flowering Plant Plant Identification Catron, Grant, Flowering plants of New Mexico Ivey, R.D. 2003 University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque Book Marron Library Hidalgo, Luna
899 Endangered Mogollon Mts. Catron Grant Status Report on Senecio quarens Knight, P.J. and A.Cully 1987 Unpublished Report for the USFWS Status Report http://www.azgfd.gov/pdfs/w_c/hd Species Senecio Quarens ms/Plants/Senequae.fi.pdf.
900 General Vegetation Flora Plant Catron, Grant, A Flora of New Mexico Martin, W.C. and C.R. 1980, Two Volumes Book Marron Library Identification Hidalgo, Luna Hutchins 1981
7/21/2009 Page 122 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 901 General Vegetation Negrito Creek Catron Use of Historic Aerial Photography to Study Miller, M. 1999 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 44, No. 2, Journal Marron Library Vegetation Change in the Negrito Creek Pages 121-137 Watershed, Southwestern New Mexico
902 Endangered Endangered Plants Catron, Grant, New Mexico Rare Plants NM Rare Plant 2009 NM Rare Plant Technical Council Web Page Internet Species Hidalgo, Luna Technical Council
903 Flowering Plant Agave Palmeri Hidalgo Timing of Agave Palmeri Flowering and Scott, P.E. 2004 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 49, No. 4, Journal Marron Library Peloncillos Nectar-Feeding Bat Visitation in the Pages 425-434 Peloncillos and Chiricahua Mountains
904 General Vegetation Mimbres Riparian Grant Luna Woody Riparian Vegetation Patterns in the Skartvedt, P.H. 2000 The Southwestern Naturalist: Volume 45, No. 1, Journal Marron Library Upper Mimbres Watershed, Southwestern Pages 6-14 New Mexico
905 Flowering Plant Rare Plants Catron, Grant, A Handbook of Rare and Endemic Plants of The New Mexico Native 1984 Book Published at the University of New Mexico Book Marron Library can be copied Endemic Hidalgo, Luna New Mexico Plant Protection Press, Albuquerque, NM Advisory Committee
906 Flowering Plant Zuni Fleabane Catron Zuni Fleabane Recovery Plan US Fish and Wildlife 1988 US Fish and Wildlife Service. Albuquerque, New PDF internet - Service Mexico http://ecos.fws.gov/docs/recovery _plan/880930.pdf
907 General Vegetation Animas Mountains Hidalgo Floristic affinities of Animas Mountains, Wagner, W. 1977 University of New Mexico Biology Department, Thesis UNM Zimmerman Library Call Floristics Southwestern New Mexico Thesis, MS. No# LD3781 N563 W1275
908 Flowering Plant Type Localities Catron, Grant, New Plants from New Mexico Wooton, E.O. and P.C. 1913 U.S. National Herbarium 16:109-96. Technical Marron Library can be copied Hidalgo, Luna Standley Publication
909 Flowering Plant Flora Catron, Grant, Flora of New Mexico Wooton, E.O. and P.C. 1915 U.S. National Herbarium 19:1-793 Technical Marron Library can be copied Hidalgo, Luna Standley Publication
7/21/2009 Page 123 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price Riparian/Wetlands 910 Wetlands Riparian willows Catron, Grant, Comparative Tolerances of Riparian Willows Amlin, N.M. and S.B. 2002 Wetlands 22:238-346 Journal Nature Conservancy List cottonwoods water Hidalgo, Luna and Cottonwoods to Water-Table Decline Rood table decline
911 Riparian Birds, Riparian Catron, Grant, Designing and developing a predictive model Anderson, B.W. and 1980 In: Management of western forests and Technical Report http://www.mirror- Zone, Revegetated Hidalgo, Luna and testing a revegetated riparian community R.D. Ohmart grasslands for nongame birds. USDA Forest pole.com/apif_web/bib-2.html for southwestern birds Service General Technical Report INT-86. http://www.archive.org/stream/ma Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment ngementofweste021193mbp/man Station, Ogden, Utah, 434-449. gementofweste021193mbp_djvu.t xt
912 Riparian Riparian vegetation Catron, Grant, Riparian revegetation: an Account of two Anderson, B.W., R.E. 2004 Avvar Books, Blythe California Book Nature Conservancy List $18.00 Hidalgo, Luna decades of Experience in the Arid Southwest Russel and R.D. Omart
913 Riparian Livestock Catron, Grant, Livestock management effects on wildlife, Anderson, S. 1993 USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Forest Technical Report http://www.mirror- Management, Hidalgo, Luna fisheries and riparian areas: a selected Experiment Station, Humboldt, CA. pole.com/apif_web/bib-2.html Riparian literature review http://ice.ucdavis.edu/CANVDeclin ingAmphibians/texthtml/grzaway.h tml
914 Riparian Fremont Catron, Grant, Geomorphology and the Distributional Asplund, K.K. and M.T. 1988 Desert Plants 9(1) 17-27 Journal Library Cottonwood, desert Hidalgo, Luna Ecology of Fremont Cottonwood (Populus Gooch Riparian fremontii) in a Desert Riparian Canyon
7/21/2009 Page 124 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 915 Riparian Salt Cedar, Catron, Grant, Salt cedar negatively affects biodiversity of Bailey, J.K., Schweitzer, 2001 Wetlands, v. 21, p. 442–447 Journal http://www.mbmg.mtech.edu/saltc Riparian Hidalgo, Luna aquatic macroinvertebrates J.A., and Whitham edar/biblio.htm
916 Riparian Ecology, Catron, Grant, Riparian Areas of the Southwestern United Baker, M.B. and P.F. 2003 CRC Press Book internet Management Hidalgo, Luna States: Hydrology, Ecology, and Folliott Management
917 Riparian Riparian Areas Catron, Grant, Riparian Areas of the Southwestern United Baker, M.B. Jr., P.F. 2004 Book, Lewis Publishers Book Internet Southwest Hidalgo, Luna States: Hydrology, Ecology and Management Folliott, L.D.Debano, and D.G. Neary
918 Riparian Livestock Catron, Grant, Livestock management in southwestern Baker, T.T. 2000 New Mexico State University, Range Technical Report http://www.amazon.co.uk/Livestoc Management Hidalgo, Luna riparian areas dominated by woody Improvement Task Force (2000) k-management-southwestern- vegetation: A summary and extrapolation of dominated- the literature (Report / New Mexico State vegetation/dp/B0006RHQF4 University, Range Improvement Task Force)
919 Riparian Hydrology and Catron, Grant, Hydrological and Geomorphologic Impacts Bendix, J and C.R. 2000 Hydrological Processes 14:2977-2990 Journal Nature Conservancy List geomorphology Hidalgo, Luna on Riparian Plant Communities Hupp riparian plants
920 Riparian Life History Catron, Grant, Life History, Ecology and Conservation of Braatne, J.H., S.B. 1966 Biology or Populus and its Implications for Book Nature Conservancy List Cottonwood Hidalgo, Luna Riparian Cottonwoods in North America Rood and P.H. Management and Conservation, NRC Research Riparian Heilmann Press, National Research Council of Canada, Communities Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
921 Wetlands Wetland Vegetation Catron, Grant, Handbook of Wetland Vegetation Bradley, M; Muldavin, 1998 New Mexico Natural Heritage Program, Biology Technical Marron Library can be copied Hidalgo, Luna Communities of New Mexico Volume II E; Durkin,P and Patricia Department, University of New Mexico, Publication Mehlhop Albuquerque, New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 125 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 922 Riparian Riparian Forests Grant Development of southwestern riparian gallery Brady, W., D. R. Patton, 1985 Pages 39-43 in Riparian ecosystems and their Technical Report Internet forests. and J. Paxson management: reconciling conflicting uses. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid USDA Forest Service, General Technical Report es/plants/Birds.htm#Grant RM-120. Gov Doc AS13.88: RM-120.
923 Riparian Riparian Catron, Grant, Riparian Ecosystem Recover in Arid Lands: Briggs, M.K. 1996 University of Arizona Press, Tucson Book Internet Ecosystems Hidalgo, Luna Strategies and References. Recovery Arid Lands
924 Riparian Woody Riparian Catron, Grant, Phenology and Stand composition of Woody Brock, J.H. 1982 Desert Plants 11(1) 23-31 University of Arizona Journal Library Plants Hidalgo, Luna Riparian Plants in the Southwestern United for the Boyce Thompson Southwestern States Arboretum
925 Riparian aquatic Basic Principles and Ecological Bunn, S.E. and A.H. 2002 Environmental Management Vol. 30, No. 4, p. Journal NMED Addition ecosystems, Consequences of Altered Flow Regimes for Arthington 492-507 natural flow Aquatic Biodiversity regimes, habitat connectivity, exotic species
926 Riparian Decline Riparian Catron, Grant, Mechanisms Associated with Decline of Busch, D.E. and S.D. 1995 Ecological Monographs 65(3):347-370 Journal Library Ecosystems Hidalgo, Luna Woody Species in Riparian Ecosystems of Smith the Southwestern United States
927 Riparian Arroyos, Catron, Grant, Arroyos and Environmental Change in the Cooke, R.U. and R.W. 1976 London: Clarendon Press, 1976 Book http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/depar Environmental Hidalgo, Luna American South-West Reeves tments/espm/env- Change hist/southwes.html 928 Riparian Salt Cedar, Catron, Grant, Evapotranspiration at the land/water interface Dahm, C.N., Cleverly, 2002 Freshwater Biology, v. 47, no. 4, p. 831 Journal http://www.mbmg.mtech.edu/saltc Evapotranspiration, Hidalgo, Luna in a semi arid drainage basin J.R., Allred Coonrod, J. edar/biblio.htm Cottonwood E., Thibault, J. R., McDonnell, D.E., and Gilroy, D.J.
7/21/2009 Page 126 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 929 Riparian Riparian, Catron, Grant, Flow of water and sediments through DeBanol L.F., P.F. 1995 Pages 128-134 in Desired future conditions for Technical Document Internet Vegetation Hidalgo, Luna Southwestern riparian systems Folliott, and K.N. southwestern riparian ecosystems, September correlation Brooks 18-22, 1995, Albuquerque. Ft. Collins: USDA Forest Service. Gov Doc A13.88:RM-GTR-272
930 Riparian Gila, San Catron, Grant, Soil vegetation correlations on the riparian Dick-Peddie, W.A. 1987 Washington, DC : U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Fish Book http://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record Francisco, Riparian Hidalgo, Luna zones of the Gila and San Francisco rivers in and Wildlife Service, Research and /4007753 New Mexico. Development, [1987] vi, 29 p. : ill., map ; 28 cm. Biological report (Washington, D.C.) ; 87-9.
931 Riparian Wetland Vegetation Grant, Catron, Riparian/Wetland Vegetation Communities of Durkin, P., E. Bradley, 1996 Unpublished Report Submitted to New Mexico Technical Report Library Luna New Mexico: Gila, San Francisco, and E. Muldavin, and P. Environment Department, Surface Water Quality Mimbres Watersheds. Mehlhop Bureau, Santa Fe, NM
932 Riparian Fremont Catron, Grant, Observations on Seeds and Seedlings of Fenner P., W.W. Brady 1984 Desert Plants 6:55-58 Journal Internet Cottonwood, Hidalgo, Luna Fremont Cottonwood and D.R. Patton Seedlings
933 Riparian Fremont Catron, Grant, Effects of Regulated Water Lows on Fenner P., W.W. Brady 1985 Journal of Range Management. 38: 135-138 Journal Internet Cottonwood, Hidalgo, Luna Regeneration of Freemont Cottonwood and D.R. Patton Regeneration
7/21/2009 Page 127 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 934 Riparian Salt Cedar, Catron, Grant, Saltcedar, Russian-olive invade western Friedman, J. 2000 People, Land and Water, Aug Web Article http://www.mbmg.mtech.edu/saltc Russian Olive, Hidalgo, Luna riparian ecosystems: edar/biblio.htm Riparian Ecosystems
935 Riparian Salt Cedar, Catron, Grant, Survival of plains cottonwood (Populus Gladwin, D.N., and 1998 Wetlands, v. 18, p. 669–674 Journal http://www.mbmg.mtech.edu/saltc Cottonwood, Hidalgo, Luna deltoides) and salt cedar (Tamarix Roelle, J.E. edar/biblio.htm Flooding ramosissima) seedlings in response to flooding
936 Riparian Tamarix channel Catron, Grant, Tamarix and River-channel Management Graf. W.L. 1982 Environmental Management V. 6, p. 283-296 Journal Nature Conservancy List management Hidalgo, Luna
937 Riparian vegetation Catron, Grant, Floodplain Stabilization of Woody Vegetation Griffin, E.R. and J.D. 2004 Water Science and Application 8:153-169 Journal Nature Conservancy List floodplain stability Hidalgo, Luna During an Extreme Flood Smith
938 Riparian Gila River Grant Riparian Vegetation of Three Sites Along the Hardesty, J.V. 1985 M.S. Thesis, New Mexico State University, Las Thesis Library Gila River in Southwestern New Mexico Cruces NM 101.
939 Riparian Cottonwood growth Catron, Grant, Difference in Cottonwood Growth Between a Harner, M.J. and J.A. 2003 Ecology 84:1453-1458 Journal Internet alluvial floodplain Hidalgo, Luna Losing and a Gaining Reach of the Alluvial Stanford Floodplain
7/21/2009 Page 128 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 940 Riparian Livestock Grazing Hidalgo Effects of livestock grazing on small Hayward, B., E. J. 1997 Journal of Wildlife Management 61(1): 123-129 Journal Article Internet Cienega San mammals at a desert cienaga. (San Simon Heske, and C. W. http://lib.nmsu.edu/resources/guid Simon Cienega) Painter. es/plants/mammals.html#HIDALG O
941 Riparian Salix gooddingii, Catron, Grant, Water Table Decline Alters Growth and Horton, J.L. and J.L. 2003 Forest and Ecology Management 140:239-247 Journal Internet Tamarix, survival Hidalgo, Luna Survival of Salix gooddingii and Tamarix Clark chinensis Seedlings
942 Riparian Riparian Catron, Grant, Restoring Native Riparian Vegetation Hughes, D. 1995 Pages 262-264 in Desired future conditions for Journal Internet Restoration Hidalgo, Luna southwestern riparian ecosystems, September 18-22, 1995, Albuquerque. Ft. Collins: USDA Forest Service. Gov Doc A13.88:RM-GTR-272
943 Riparian Salt Cedar, Catron, Grant, Saltcedar (Tamarix ramosissima) invasion Kennedy, T.A., and 2004 Freshwater Biology, v. 49, Issue 1, p. 65. Journal http://www.mbmg.mtech.edu/saltc Invasion, Desert Hidalgo, Luna alters matter dynamics in a desert stream Hobbie, S.E., edar/biblio.htm Streams
944Riparian Fragmented Catron, Grant, Conservation Priorities in Naturally Krueper, D.J. 1995 In: Strategies for Bird Conservation: The Internet Publication Internet Riparian Habitats Hidalgo, Luna Fragmented and Human-altered Riparian Partners in Flight Planning Process Habitats of the Arid West
945 Riparian Livestock Catron, Grant, Effects of Livestock Management on Krueper, D.J. 1996 General Technical Report RM -22.1995. Fort Technical Report Library Citation Management Hidalgo, Luna Southwestern Riparian Ecosystems Collins, CO: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Riparian Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
7/21/2009 Page 129 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 946 Riparian riparian vegetation, Effects of flooding on native and exotic plant Levine C.M. and J.C. 2001 Journal of Arid Environments Vol. 45, p.111-131 Journal NMED Addition differential seedlings: implications for restoring south- Stromberg sedimentation western riparian forests by manipulating tolerance water and sediment flows
947 Riparian riparian vegetation Surface water and ground-water thresholds Lite, S.J. and J.C. 2005 Biological Conservation 125 (2005) 153-167 Journal NMED Addition for maintaining Populus-Salix forests, San Stromberg Pedro River, Arizona,
948 Riparian A device for studying the influence of Mahoney, J. M. and S. 1991 Tree Physiology 8 : 305-314. Technical Report TNC addition declining water table on poplar growth and B. Rood. 1991. survival.
949 Riparian water requirements, Streamflow, requirements for cottonwood Mahoney, J.M. and S.B. 1998 Wetlands 18:634-645 Technical Report TNC addition cottonwood seedling recruitment - An interactive model. Rood. .
950Riparian Fort Bayard Grant Riparian Plant Communities of the Fort Medina, A.L. 1986 The Southwestern Naturalist 31(3):345-359 Journal Marron Library Riparian Bayard Watershed in Southwestern New Mexico
951 Riparian Aquatic Plants Catron, Grant, Native Aquatic Plants and Ecological Medina, A.L. 1996 General Technical Report RM-GTR-272. Fort Technical Report Library Citation Hidalgo, Luna Conditions of Southwestern Wetlands and Collins, Co: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Riparian Areas Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
952 Riparian Riparian Corridors Catron, Grant, The Role of Riparian Corridors in Maintaining Naiman, R.J., 1993 Ecological Applications 3(2) 209-212 Journal Nature Conservancy List Biodiversity Hidalgo, Luna Regional Biodiversity H.Decamps & M. Pollock
7/21/2009 Page 130 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 953 Riparian Mapping Riparian Catron, Grant, A System for Mapping Riparian Areas in the National Wetland 1998 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Wetland Web Document Internet Areas Hidalgo, Luna Western United States Inventory Inventory Webpage
954 Riparian Riparian Catron, Grant, Guidelines for Planning NRCS 2008 NRCS Technical Publication Technical Internet Restoration Hidalgo, Luna Riparian Restoration in the Southwest Publication
955 Riparian Riparian Catron, Grant, Guidelines for Planting Dormant Pole NRCS 2008 NRCS Technical Publication Technical http://www.nm.nrcs.usda.gov/new Restoration Hidalgo, Luna Cuttings in Riparian Areas of the Southwest Publication s/publications/polecutting.pdf
956 Riparian Riparian, Planting Catron, Grant, Guidelines for Planting Dormant Whip NRCS 2008 NRCS Technical Publication Technical http://www.nm.nrcs.usda.gov/new Hidalgo, Luna Cuttings to Revegetate and Stabilize Publication s/publications/dormant-willow- Streambanks planting.pdf
957 Riparian Riparian, Planting Catron, Grant, Guidelines for Planting Longstem NRCS 2008 NRCS Technical Publication Technical http://www.nm.nrcs.usda.gov/new Hidalgo, Luna Transplants for Publication s/publications/deep-planting.pdf Riparian Restoration in the Southwest
958 Riparian The Natural Flow Regime Poff, N.L. et al 1997 Environmental Management Vol. 30, No. 4, p. Journal NMED Addition 492-507
959 Riparian Ecophysiology Catron, Grant, Ecophysiology of Riparian Cottonwoods: Rood, S.B., J.H. 2003 Tree Physiology 23:1113-1124 Journal Internet Riparian Hidalgo, Luna Stream Flow Dependency, Water Relations Braatne, and F.M.R. Cottonwoods and Restoration Hughes
960 Riparian Riparian vegetation response to altered Shafroth, P.B., J.C. 2002 Ecological Applications 12:107-123. Journal TNC addition disturbance and stress regimes. Stromberg, and D.T. Patten
7/21/2009 Page 131 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 961 Riparian Woody riparian vegetation response to Shafroth, P.B., J.C. 2000 Western North American Naturalist 60:66-76. Journal TNC addition different alluvial water table regimes. Stromberg, and D.T. Patten.
962 Riparian Populus Tamarix Catron, Grant, Seedling Competition Between Native Sher, A.A., and D.L. 2003 American Journal of Botany 90:413-422 Journal Nature Conservancy List Competition Hidalgo, Luna Populus deltoides (Salicaceae) and Exotic Marshall Tamarix ramosissima (Tamaricaceae) Across Water Regimes and Substrate Types
963 Riparian Establishment Catron, Grant, Establishment Patterns of Native Populus Sher, A.A., D.L. 2002 Ecological Applications Journal Nature Conservancy List Cottonwood Hidalgo, Luna and Salix in the Presence of Invasive Marshall, and J.P. Invasive Tamarix Tamarix Taylor
964 Riparian Populus Tamarix Catron, Grant, Competition between Native Populus Sher, A.A., D.L. 2000 Conservation Biology 14:1744-1754 Journal Internet Invasive Hidalgo, Luna deltoides and Invasive Tamarix ramosissima Marshall, and S.A. and the implications of reestablishing Gilbert Flooding Disturbance
965 Riparian Germination Catron, Grant, Germination Requirements of Key Siegel, R.S. and J.H. 1990 Desert Plants 10(1) 3-8. Journal UNM Library Riparian Species Hidalgo, Luna Southwestern Woody Riparian Species Brock
7/21/2009 Page 132 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 966 Riparian Riparian vegetation Catron, Grant, Riparian vegetation and fluvial Simon, A., S.J. Bennett, 2004 Water Science and Application 8:282 Journal Nature Conservancy List geomorphology Hidalgo, Luna geomorphology; problems and opportunities. and V.S. Neary
967 Riparian Riparian vegetation Effects of groundwater decline on riparian Stromberg, J. C., R. 1996 Ecological Applications 6:113-13. Journal TNC addition geomorphology vegetation of semiarid regions: the San Tiller, and B. Richter Pedro, Arizona.
968 Riparian Freemont Catron, Grant, Freemont Cottonwood-Goodding Willow Stromberg, J.C. 1993 Center for Environmental Studies, Arizona State Technical Report Internet cottonwood riparian Hidalgo, Luna Riparian Forests: A Review of Their Ecology, University, Tempe, AZ Threats and Recovery Potential
969 Riparian Riparian Mesquite Catron, Grant, Riparian Mesquite Forests: A Review of Their Stromberg, J.C. 1993 Journal of Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science Journal Nature Conservancy List Hidalgo, Luna Ecology, Threats and Recovery Potential 27:111-124
970Wetlands Marsh Catron, Grant, Marsh Development After Large Floods in Stromberg, J.C. J. Fry, 1997 Wetlands 17:292-300 Journal Nature Conservancy List Development Arid- Hidalgo, Luna and Alluvial, Arid-Land River and D.T. Patten Land Rivers
971 Riparian riparian vegetation Importance of low-flow and high-flow Stromberg, J.C., V.B. 2007 Freshwater Biology 52, 651–679 Journal NMED Addition characteristics to restoration of riparian Beauchamp, M.D. vegetation along rivers in arid south-western Dixon, S.J. Lite, and C. United States Paradzick
7/21/2009 Page 133 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Source of Document/Search Purchase Topic Category Keywords County Title Author Date Publication/Journal/Publisher Type of Document Method Price 972 Riparian Riparian Catron, Grant, Using Simple Structures for Flow Dispersion Zeedykl, B., B. Romero, 1995 Pages 258-259 in Desired future conditions for Technical Internet Restoration Hidalgo, Luna in Wet Meadow Restoration and S.K. Albert southwestern riparian ecosystems, September Publication 18-22, 1995, Albuquerque. Ft. Collins: USDA Forest Service. Gov Doc A13.88:RM-GTR-272
7/21/2009 Page 134 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 Geology 1 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS Online USGS USGS Southwestern NMThis report presents 790 Seismic data were The data are on six s/ofr/ofr94695 kilometers of seismic processed by the United profiles located in the refraction velocity sections States Geological Survey region from the Mexican in southwest New Mexico. (USGS) from industry- border northward to about Velocity structure is acquired, reversed 32 ° 30' N, and from the depicted to about 2.5 km seismic-refraction lines Arizona-New Mexico depth. using shotpoints spaced at border eastward to the Rio 3.2 km, and grouped Grande river. geophones at 201 m spacing.
2 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM The Burro Mountain The goals of the current The authors used U-Pb /guidebooks/59/ Review granite and biotite- study were to determine zircon geochronology and hornblende granite in the the ages of magmatism electron microscope Burro Mountains make up and metamorphism and dating of monazite to a large plutonic complex the P-T conditions of determine the timing. that cuts 1.65 Ga metamorphism in the Mazatzal province Burro Mountains. metamorphic rocks. 3 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR peer review York Ranch SE The York Ranch SE 7-1/2 Major geologic features in Detailed and The information gathered ns/openfile/downloads/OFR200- online quadrangle, min. quadrangle is located the area consist of (1) the reconnaissance geologic was used to complete the 299/200-225/220/ofr_220a.pdf Cibola and Catron in west-central New North Plains basalt flow, mapping was carried out geologic map and coal Counties Mexico near the (2) the Hickman fault zone on the York Ranch SE 7- resource assessment of intersection of three which passes along the 1/2 min. quadrangle. the Fence Lake 1:100,000 structural or physiographic eastern edge of the sheet (NMBMMR Open- elements. quadrangle, and (3) a file 220). York Ranch SE northwest-trending is the southeastern most basaltic dike of Oligocene quadrangle of the Fence age which enters the Lake Sheet. south-central part of the quadrangle 4 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR peer review Catron County Provides discussion on Includes a composite Provides discussion on ns/openfile/downloads/OFR400- online geology and nomenclature stratigraphic column, the Salt Lake Fault and 499/400-425/405/ofr_405.pdf of Salt Lake Quadrangle geologic map and cross economic geology of the with detailed descriptions. section. quadrangle.
5 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern, Very brief discussion of /guidebooks/21/ Review NM groundwater resources in southwest New Mexico.
6 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Techado The Techado quadrangle This report focuses The Techado region Coal occurs within paludal Includes geologic map, ns/openfile/downloads/OFR200- online quadrangle, is located in west-central primarily on the surface contains Late Cretaceous sediments of the Lower cross sections and 299/200-225/221/ofr_221.pdf Catron and Cibola New Mexico along the geology, stratigraphy and and Tertiary clastic and Upper Members of stratigraphic column. Counties eastern fringe of the Salt coal resources of the sediments belonging to the Moreno Hill Formation Lake coal field, Techado quadrangle the Moreno Hill, Baca and approximately 13 miles Fence Lake Formations. north of Quemado and 26 miles south of Gallup.
7/21/2009 Page 135 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 7 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Veteado Mountain The purpose of the study The Veteado Mountain 7.5 Veteado Mountain ns/openfile/downloads/OFR200- online quadrangle, was to map the minute quadrangle is quadrangle contains a 299/200-225/222/ofr_222.pdf Catron and Cibola quadrangle in detail to located in west-central series of flat-lying Counties obtain knowledge of New Mexico along the Cretaceous and Tertiary stratigraphy, structure and eastern perimeter of the sediments cut by Tertiary resource potential. Salt Lake coal field. intrusives. 8 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/10/ Review Mississippian geologic history, formations, and fauna (fossils) present on the east side of the Datil Plateau.
9 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Shell Oil Co. Journal Peer Southwestern NM A brief summary of the /guidebooks/16/ Review Escabrosa Group and Paradise Formation of extreme southwestern New Mexico. 10 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS USGS, Menlo Journal Peer Klondike Hills, This paper is a preliminary represents an initial phase /guidebooks/21/ Park, California Review Luna County report of the geology of of a restudy of the outcrop the northwestern part of area of the Mississippi the Klondike Hills and carbonates, focused on petrology, facies, megafossils and microfossils, and biostratigraphy. 11
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7/21/2009 Page 136 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 14 Contact Knight Peak area, This project has as its Special emphasis has For this study of the This information was later Precambrian granite, NMBGMR Grant County purpose the investigation been placed upon geology of the Knight projected onto the Grant intruded by dikes of of the structure and deciphering the Tertiary Peak area, geologic County highway map. Precambrian diabase, is stratigraphy of the Knight volcanic history of the features were plotted on present on the northeast Peak area. area. uncontrolled aerial and southwest sides of the photographs taken in 1946 Knight Peak area. and available through the Soil Conservation Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
15 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article briefly /guidebooks/4/ Review discusses the geologic history, mineralization, enrichment, and alteration of geology in the Santa Rita area. 16 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer Hidalgo and Grant The Gold Hills consist /guidebooks/39/ Mexico, Dept. of Review principally of Precambrian Geology supracrustal and intrusive rocks.
17 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS USGS Unknown Eagle Peak Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr90546 quadrangle, of the Eagle Peak Catron County quadrangle 18 NMBGMR GIC
19 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Grant and Luna Reconnaissance geologic s/mf/mf159 Counties map of the Cedar Mountains 20 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Grant County Geologic map of Bear s/mf/mf1782 Mountain Quadrangle
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23 http://soils.usda.gov/survey/print UofA Library Upper Gila Valley ed_surveys/state.asp?state=Ari zona&abbr=AZ
24 DBS&A project BLM BLM? Agency Review Catron and Cibola The Salt River Project SRP is applying for the file Counties, NM Agricultural Improvement federal coal lease in order and Power District (SRP) to acquire a logical mining has applied for a federal unit comprised of state- coal lease on 6,840 acres leased, private, and near Fence Lake in Catron federal-leased coal lands. County and Cibola County, NM. 7/21/2009 Page 137 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 25 U.S. BOR U.S. BOR Unknown Upper Gila River This document discusses the foundation conditions, Basin the regional geology, excavation requirements, damsite geology, spillway, reservoir, and engineering geology, spillway materials for the reservoir conditions, water Reserve Dam and holding evaluation, Reservoir site, and the construction materials, damsite, reservoir, and and highway relocation for construction materials for the Alma Dam and the Camelsback Dam and Reservoir site, Reservoir Site.
26 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article briefly and /guidebooks/4/ Review generally discusses the Basin and Range structure in Southwestern New Mexico.
27 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/4/ Review relation, age, and abundence of the various units of volcanic rocks in Southwestern New Mexico. 28 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Fence Lake The purpose of this report Includes a generalized ns/openfile/downloads/OFR200- online 1:50,000 is to evaluate the geology, geologic column. 299/200-225/207/ofr_207.pdf quadrangle, structure, and the quality Catron and Cibola and quantity of coal beds Counties in this part of the Salt Lake coal field.
29 http://bulletin.geoscienceworld.o online Journal Peer Southwestern NM The tectonic transition Lithospheric stress Tectonic tension began able to ascend via dike intrusion of mafic dikes rg/cgi/content/abstract/102/11/1 Review between Laramide crustal regimes provided a about 36 Ma in west- propagation because may have produced the 447 shortening and mid- common link between central New Mexico, dikes have sufficient silicic mode of late Datil Tertiary extension tectonism and volcanism allowing widespread dike vertical extent to derive volcanism. occurred during Datil during Datil time. Tectonic propagation. Upper Datil buoyancy from "roots" in Group (upper Eocene- compression during basaltic andesite melts, the dense upper mantle or lower Oligocene) Laramide crustal which were more dense lower crust. Crustal volcanism in the northern shortening prevented dike than parts of the melting caused by Mogollon-Datil field, New propagation on a regional continental crust, were widespread Mexico. scale. 30 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR peer review Quemado The Quemado 30 x 60 Our recent A colored copy of the Hydrologic data sets in From oldest to youngest ns/openfile/downloads/OFR400- online quadrangle, minute quadrangle, reconnaissance mapping Quemado sheet is combination with regional these units are: (1) 499/400-425/406/ofr_406.pdf Catron County hereafter referred to as of the Quemado sheet available for inspection at stratigraphic relationships Paleogene sedimentary the Quemado sheet, is (1991-1993) was the New Mexico Bureau of suggest that the Cenozoic rocks, (2) lower Spears located in northern Catron undertaken to provide new Mines and Mineral stratigraphic section may Group, (3) middle and County in west-central geologic data Resources. be divided into four upper Spears Group plus New Mexico. commensurate with that regional hydrostratigraphic intercalated volcanic rocks being used to prepare a units. of the Datil and Mogollon digital geologic map of groups, and (4) late New Mexico (Anderson Cenozoic surficial alluvial and Jones, 1994). deposits.
7/21/2009 Page 138 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 31 Southwestern, In this paper we review NM the construction of the huge middle Tertiary volcanic fields that blanketed southwestern New Mexico. 32 NMBGMR Seville-Trident NMBGMR, Journal Peer Luna County Petrographic analyses of Thickness of upper Basin-fill sediments overlie The Miocene-Oligocene Total depth of cuttings Corp., NMBGMR NMSU Review cuttings from four wilcat oil Tertiary-Quaternary basin about 5,000 ft of Miocene- rocks overlie up to 3,600 ft from the the 5 exploration and gas exploration wells fill southeast of Deming is Oligocene volcaniclastic of Rubio Peak Formation holes ranged from 4,225 drilled by Seville-Trident interpreted to be about rocks and ash-flow tuffs. (Eocene), which is to 12,430 ft. All were Corp. near Deming, New 4,000 ft. intruded by a fine- completed as dry holes Mexico, from 1981 to 1983 crystalline quartz and no shows of oil or gas are reported. monzonite. were found.
33 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR Southwestern NM Report documents The purpose of the study 4) interpret Laramide ns/openfile/downloads/OFR300- online analysis of 4 oil and gas was to 1) identify deformation, and 5) 399/376-399/381/ofr_381.pdf exploration well logs and Cretaceous and Tertiary provide additional data for cutting that were located units, 2) determine Paleozoic rocks of the in Grant (1), Hidalgo (1), thickness changes, 3) Florida-Burro uplift. and Luna (2) counties. provide additional data on lithology, 34 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio Contact NMBGMR NMBGMR Agency Review NE Luna County, Describes the 435 mi2 the geologic map covers ns/circulars/169/home.cfm NMBGMR NW Dona Ana area of the Good Sight the western part of the County, and SW Mountains and the Uvas Good Sight-Cedar Hills Sierra County Valley in Luna, Doña Ana, volcano-tectonic and Sierra Counties, New depression of Oligocene Mexico; age. 35 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR GIC Florida Gap Florida Gap quadrangle is This map is the first phase There is also a ns/maps/geologic/gm/52/ quadrangle, Luna in east-central Luna of a comprehensive comprehensive work County County, approximately 6 geologic and mineral- printed in 1998, Memoir mi east-southeast of resource investigation of 43. Deming and covers the the Florida Mountains; Lewis Flats area of the other quadrangles Mimbres Basin, Rock mapped are Capitol Dome Hound State Park, and (GM 56), South Peak (GM Florida Gap which 59), and Gym Peak (GM separates the Little Florida 58). Mountains from the Florida Mountains.
7/21/2009 Page 139 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 36 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR GIC Massacre Peak Massacre Peak The southern Cooke's Elevations range from ns/maps/geologic/gm/51/ quadrangle, Luna quadrangle is in north- Range crosses the 4,560 ft along the County central Luna country about quadrangle from southern edge to 5,655 ft 8 mi north-northeast of northwest to southeast, on Fluorite Ridge, 5,667 ft Deming. The Cooke's covering about half the on Massacre Peak, and Spring Station of the area. Starvation Draw 6,780 ft on Rattlesnake Butterfield Trail was near separates Cooke's Range (formerly Sarten) Ridge Fort Cummings about a from Pony Hills and near the northwest corner mile south of the Hyatt Fluorite Ridge in the of the map. Ranch in the northeastern southwestern part of the part of the quadrangle. area.
37 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR GIC Capital Dome Capitol Dome quadrangle The northwest end of the Pediment and alluvial fans ns/maps/geologic/gm/56/ quadrangle, Luna is in east-central Luna Florida Mountains extend northwest into the County County, immediately occupies the extreme Mimbres Basin. The southeast of Deming. NM- southeast corner of the northwest half of the 11 from Deming to Capitol Dome quadrangle quadrangle with elevations Columbus parallels the and accounts for the between 4,220 and 4,320 edge of the quadrangle highest elevation (7,100 ft; ft (1,286-1,317 m) is in the 0.1 mi (0.15 km) west of 2,164 m) in the western Mimbres Basin. the quadrangle boundary. quadrangle.
38 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR GIC South Peak South Peak quadrangle is South Peak quadrangle is Good access to the base The Nathan Crawford ns/maps/geologic/gm/59/ quadrangle, Luna one of four conterminous in east-central Luna of the Florida Mountains is Ranch headquarters and County 7½-minute quadrangles County, approximately 12 provided by gravel roads several permanent mapped in the Florida mi southeast of Deming. and jeep trails leading dwellings are in the north- Mountains in east-central eastward from NM-11, central to northwest parts Luna County. which crosses the of the quadrangle. southeast part of the quadrangle about midway between Deming and Columbus.
39 NMBGMR GIC Florida The Florida Mountains are Rather than hold all the Terminology, Mountains, an eastward-tilted Basin data until completion of interpretation, and ideas in Southwest NM and Range fault block mapping and laboratory this report represent approximately 24 km (15 studies, several progress revisions from Clemons' mi) southeast of Deming. reports and four geologic earlier publications. maps (GM-52, GM-58, GM-56, and GM-59) were published previously.
40 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR GIC Gym Peak Gym Peak quadrangle is The southeast part of the Pediment and alluvial fans Elevations range from ns/maps/geologic/gm/58/ quadrangle, Luna in east-central Luna Florida Mountains extend eastward and 4,010 ft, in the southeast County County, approximately 15- occupies the northwest southward into the corner of the quadrangle, mi southeast of Deming. third of the Gym Peak Columbus section of the to 7,166 ft on Gym Peak quadrangle. eastern Mimbres Basin. and 7,448 ft on Florida Peak.
7/21/2009 Page 140 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 41 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico State Journal Peer Southwestern, Rocks exposed in /guidebooks/39/ University Review NM southwestern New Mexico range from Precambrian to Recent, with all systems except Triassic and Jurassic represented.
42 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR, USGS NMBGMR Unknown Mariano Springs The Mariano Springs The purpose of the project The Mariano Springs Contains geologic map ns/openfile/downloads/OFR300- online quadrangle, quadrangle is located in was to map the Mariano quadrangle contains and cross sections. 399/326-350/326/ofr_326.pdf Catron County west-central New Mexico, Springs quadrangle in Cretaceous and Tertiary approximately 3 mi north detail, in order to obtain an clastic sedimentary rocks of Quemado. understanding of the that belong to the Moreno stratigraphy, structure, Hill , Baca, Spears, and and coal-resource Fence Lake Formations. potential in the area.
43 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article provides a including the various /guidebooks/10/ Review detailed discussion of the formations, Triassic stratigraphy of unconformities, and West-central New Mexico stratigraphic relationships. and East-central Arizona,
44 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Forest Oil Journal Peer Southwestern, The internal structures /guidebooks/21/ Mexico Corporation Review NM within the mountains are the primary focus of this report. Majority of the report is based on a PhD dissertation at the University of New Mexico by Corbitt. 45 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Catron, Zuni Salt Geologic map of the Zuni s/i/i544 Lake Salt Lake volcanic crater
46 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR Western NM NMBGMR peer review Circle Mesa The Circle Mesa The major physiographic The Circle Mesa map is ns/openfile/downloads/OFR400- online University quadrangle, Grant Quadrangle lies near the features of the quadrangle an outgrowth of the 499/426-450/435/ofr_435.pdf County center of Grant County in trend northwest, and are, mapping of the Silver City southwestern New from southwest to Quadrangle to the east Mexico. Report provides northeast, the eastern (Cunningham, 1974), discussion on the edge of the Big Burro since many of the rocks stratigraphy, structure, Mountains, the Mangas and structures and mineral resources of Valley, and the Silver City encountered there extend the area. Range, with its northern into the Circle Mesa area. and topographically lower extension of LS and Circle mesas.
47 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article provides a /guidebooks/10/ Review historical background of the type locality of the Tres Hermanos sandstone member of the Mancos Shale, referencing multiple historical descriptions.
7/21/2009 Page 141 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 48 http://search.datapages.com/dat online peer review Catron & Socorro Winchester's (1920) Bell Winchester's names, The marine shale tongue The name D-Cross tongue The lower part of the a/doi/10.1306/0BDA57C5-16BD- Counties, Mountain sandstone Miguel formation, of the Mancos shale of the Mancos shale is Gallup sandstone of the 11D7-8645000102C1865D Alamosa Creek member at the top of his Chamiso formation (for the (Pescado tongue of Pike, proposed for this marine Alamosa Creek Valley Valley Miguel formation in the Mesaverde rocks 1947) underlying the shale unit, which may be a area, of middle to late Alamosa Creek Valley overlying the Miguel Gallego sandstone somewhat higher and Carlile age, tongues out area, Socorro and Catron formation), and Bell member, now of the younger tongue than the into the Mancos shale in counties, New Mexico, is Mountain sandstone Gallup sandstone, is Pescado tongue of Pike at the southeastern part of the upfaulted duplication member, are abandoned shown to be of latest the type locality. the Mount Taylor coal of his Gallego sandstone and stratigraphic names Carlile age, although it field. member, from which it had used in the San Juan contains some species been supposed to be Basin are extended to the heretofore regarded as separated by nearly 1,000 units recognized in the indicative of Niobrara age. feet of beds. Alamosa Creek Valley.
49 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Shell Oil, Texas Journal Peer Knight Peak, An integrated geophysical /guidebooks/39/ A&M Review Grant County study using seismic refraction and gravity data was performed in the knight Peak graben area in southwestern New Mexico
50 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of Journal Peer Southwestern, Gravity and aeromagnetic /guidebooks/39/ Texas at El Paso Review NM data have been compiled for southwestern New Mexico and surrounding areas.
51 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Hidalgo County, Geologic map of the s/i/i1686 Animas northern part of the Mountains Animas Mountains 52 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Hidalgo County, Geologic map of the Big s/i/i2144 Big Hatchet Hatchet Mountains Mountains
53 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Hidalgo County Geologic map of the s/i/i1221 Cotton City quadrangle and the adjacent part of the Vanar Quadrangle 54 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Hidalgo County Geologic map of the s/i/i1220 Steins quadrangle and the adjacent part of the Vanar quadrangle 55 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS website USGS USGS peer review Catron and Sierra Geologic map of the describing physical s/i/i2399 Counties Taylor Creek rhyolite and volcanology of silicic lava adjacent rocks and text domes.
56 Contact NMBGMR Unknown Grant & Luna Dwyer quadrangle is a 15- The major part of this NMBGMR Counties min quadrangle located in report deals with the southwestern NM, Tertiary volcanic history of southeast of the town of the quadrangle and the Santa Rita. petrology of the volcanic rocks.
7/21/2009 Page 142 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 57 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer Mimbres and Gila Description and /guidebooks/16/ Mexico, Dept. of Review Drainage Basins discussion of volcanic Geology rocks manly rhyolite, latite and andesite in the Mimbres and Gila drain basins 58 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM Beginning in 1950, studies During this event, parts of The discovery of similar /guidebooks/59/ Review of the Mogollon-Datil western Mexico and the events on other continents volcanic field contributed southwestern USA were and geologic periods was to documenting a mid- periodically flooded by strong evidence for the Tertiary ignimbrite flareup incandescent magma then-disputed magmatic (~40-15 Ma on a foam erupted from origin of granite, a continental scale, 36-24 heaving calderas up to problem fundamental to Ma in New Mexico). tens of kilometers in understanding the origin diameter, atop exploding and nature of continents. granitic batholiths. 59 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMGS NMGS peer review Southwest NM Describes regional ns/nmgs/special/5/ geology, volcanic geology, volcano-tectonic structures, and other studies of the Cenozoic volcanism in southwest New Mexico 60 Contact NMBGMR USGS, NSF, peer review Hidalgo County This circular covers the Hot wells (70–115.5ºC) north-trending basin-and- Pliocene-Pleistocene NMBGMR and NMED geology of the Pyramid seem to be structurally range fault (Animas Valley basalt cones in the San Peak, Swallow Fork Peak, controlled by intersections fault), and a northeast- Bernardino, San Simon, Table Top Mountain, and of the ring-fracture zone of trending lineament that and Animas Valley. South Pyramid Peak 7½- an Oligocene ash-flow tuff appears to control min quadrangles, which cauldron (Muir cauldron), anomalously heated include the Lightning Dock a Miocene-to-Holocene underground waters and KGRA.
61 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer Grant and Catron Present knowledge of the /guidebooks/21/ Mexico Review geology of the Mogollon Plateau volcanic province.
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63 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf800 Reading Mountain Quadrangle
64 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Grant County Geologic map of the Twin s/mf/mf779 Sisters quadrangle
65 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1431 Dorsey Ranch Quadrangle
66 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Unknown Grant County Geologic map of the Cliff s/i/i1768 Quadrangle
7/21/2009 Page 143 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 67 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR, Luna quadrangle, The Luna Quadrangle is The San Francisco River The Luna 7 ½ minute ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, Catron County located in Catron County, traverses the center of the geologic quadrangle is in ds/129/Luna_v1p-00.pdf STATEMAP in west-central New quadrangle from west to the northwestern part of Mexico, adjacent to the east through the lush the middle-Tertiary Arizona-New Mexico State Luna valley. Mogollon-Datil volcanic Line. field, in the transition zone between the Colorado Plateaus and the Basin and Range physiographic and structural provinces.
68 Contact Lordsburg The geology of the Aerial photographs, Lordsburg quadrangle lies The length, which is 5 The area thus enclosed NMBGMR quadrangle, quadrangle was mapped furnished by the State in Hidalgo County in minutes greater than that covers approximately 333 Hidalgo County on a scale of 1:48,000 and Bureau of Mines, provided extreme southwestern of the standard 15-min sq mi. transferred to the excellent full coverage of the NM. quadrangle, was topographic sheet of quadrangle. increased in order to Lordsburg quadrangle include the whole of the (scale 1:62,500). Pyramid Mountains.
69 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This paper provides a /guidebooks/4/ Review discussion of the geology of the Franklin Mountains section, including rock type, age, thickness and outcrop information by formation. 70 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This paper provides /guidebooks/4/ Review information on the Lower Paleozoic stratigraphy of Southern New Mexico, with detailed discussions of each formation.
71 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS NM Bureau of Journal Peer Southwestern NM A detailed work presenting /guidebooks/16/ Mines and Review a sequence of events Mineral during the Paleozoic and Resources formation descriptions.
72 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article provides a /guidebooks/10/ Review discussion of the sediments, interpretation, and pollen record for Plio- Pleistocene sediments and climate for the San Augustin Plains.
73 http://www.nps.gov/gicl/planyour online Forest Service, Forest Service, Unknown Gila National Describes the geology in visit/upload/Geology%20of%20t USDA USDA Forest, Grant and around the Gila Cliff he%20Gila%20Cliff%20Dwelling County Dwellings including s.pdf volcanics and depositional environments
7/21/2009 Page 144 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 74 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Catron County Most of Catron County is The most favorable ns/bulletins/85/ underlain by volcanics and stratigraphic intervals for sediments of Tertiary and petroleum exploration are Quaternary age. Outcrops Cretaceous sandstones, of pre-Tertiary rocks are Permian carbonates and restricted to a strip, four sandstones, and, where townships wide, across present, Pennsylvanian the northern part of the carbonates. county and to a few isolated exposures in the volcanic rocks.
75 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article discusses the Formations discussed /guidebooks/10/ Review stratigraphy of Cretaceous include the Dakota sediments of the North sandstone, Mancos Shale, Plains area in McKinley, Lower Gallup sandstone, Valencia, and Catron D-Cross Tongue of the Counties. Mancos, and Upper Gallup sandstone.
76 NMBGMR GIC Carrizalillo Hills, Luna County 77 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio Southern New This book is intended Main purposes are to The Desert Project The Desert Project ns/memoirs/39/home.cfm Mexico primarily for use in field- illustrate major soils and encompasses a 400-mi 2 represents one of the study tours of the Desert- landscapes of the project area near Las Cruces and most comprehensive Soil Geomorphology area, to illustrate includes a segment of the studies of soils and Project of the U.S. Soil principles of soil and Rio Grande valley and landscapes ever Conservation Service landscape evolution in parts of adjacent undertaken in an arid to (informally termed the basin-and-range intermountain basins. Soil semiarid region. A number Desert Project) in Doña topography, to show the Survey Investigations field of formal field-study tours Ana County, southern landscape positions in and laboratory studies were held during progress New Mexico. which the soils are most were initiated in 1957. of the research. This likely to occur, to describe report is intended as soil development, and to permanent guide to many illustrate the United States of the detailed study sites system of soil taxonomy of the Desert Project. as it applies to desert soils of the region.
78 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer SW NM Description and /guidebooks/16/ Mexico, Dept. of Review discussion of the Kneeling Geology nun rhyolite tuff 79 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS Grant County Geologic map of the White s/ofr/ofr5499 Signal district
80 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS The University of Journal Peer Big Burro Mineral deposits in the Big /guidebooks/21/ Kansas Review Mountains, Grant Burro Mountains are dominated by the Tyrone ore body. This paper focuses on the structure and mineral deposits in the area.
7/21/2009 Page 145 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 81 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the Black s/ofr/ofr54100 Hawk mining district
82 Contact Central Peloncillo The central Peloncillo The central Peloncillo The mountains contain a The distinction between NMBGMR Mountains, Mountains consist mostly Mountains, situated as relatively complete the different periods of Hidalgo County of Late Cretaceous and they are on the NM-AZ sequence of lower volcanic activity is NM and Cochise late Tertiary volcanic boundary, are critical in a Paleozoic strata, similar to particularly important in County AZ rocks; in addition, comparison and strata in portions of NM the search for mineral Cretaceous and Paleozoic correlation of the geology farther east, but the older deposits, because no marine sedimentary rocks of these two states. rocks of the sequence important base-metal and Precambrian granite closely resemble rocks in deposits have been found are exposed in fault blocks AZ. in southwestern NM in the bounded by northwest- younger volcanic rocks. trending steeply dipping faults.
83 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Internal review New Mexico This geologic map was to complex geologic maps. can be downloaded via reenwood.cr.usgs.gov in a s/ofr/ofr9752 prepared as part of a The geologic map was 'anonymous ftp' from the directory named study of digital methods digitized in GSMAP, Ver. USGS. The files are /pub/open-file-reports/ofr- and techniques as applied 8. The database located on g 97-0052.
84 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS NM Bureau of Journal Peer Hidalgo County The main upper Paleozoic and the Permian upper /guidebooks/21/ Mines and Review units in southwestern most Horquilla, Earp, Abo, Mineral New Mexico are thick to Huecco, Colina, Epitaph, Resources and thin Pennsylvanian Scherrer, and Concha USGS sequences making up formations most of the Horquilla Limestone,
85 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online Grant Description of geology, The Steeple Rock mining The ore occurs in veins s/b/b1222e structure, ore deposits and district of western Grant that occupy mines in the Steeple Rock County, NM, is in an area premineralization faults Mining District of block-faulted Tertiary which cut the volcanic lavas that have been sequence. The sulfide intruded by rhyolite dikes ore occurs in a breccia and plugs. zone at the intersection of two faults and include sphalerite, galena, and chalcopyrite. 86 USGS online USGS USGS peer review Grant County Geologic setting and detailed mineralogy of zeolitic tuff in the Gila Conglomerate
7/21/2009 Page 146 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 87 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR and NMBGMR an peer review Tejana Mesa- Exposures within the The TM-HD area is One of the most important The pre-Baca paleosol is 2) there are a number of ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- online NMT NMT Hubbell Draw Tejana Mesa-Hubbell located at the southern results of this study has interpreted to be the known uranium 199/176-199/176/ofr_176.pdf area, Catron Draw (TM-HD) area of margin of the Colorado been the identification and primary zone of uranium occurrences (seven County west-central New Mexico Plateau and along the description of a post- potential in the TM-HD radiometric anomalies and (Catron County) represent northern eroded margin of Mesaverde, pre-Baca area for two reasons: 1) one small deposit) Late Cretaceous and the Datil-Mogollon oxidation zone within the the tropical pedogenesis, associated with the redox Cenozoic continental volcanic field. TM-HD area. inferred to have produced boundary at the base of sedimentation and late the oxidation zone the oxidation zone. Cenozoic basaltic (paleosol), provides a volcanism, punctuated by viable mechanism for the periods of weathering and formation of tabular and erosion. roll front ore deposits (Chamberlin, 1981), and
88 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMIMT NMBGMR peer review Northeastern Datil The purpose of this The area of study is The southeastern portion Utilizing the stratigraphic ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- online Mountains, investigation is to located approximately of the study-area lies and structural 199/126-150/136/ofr_136.pdf Socorro and determine the stratigraphic twelve miles north- within the Plains of San relationships observed in Catron Counties and structural northeast of Datil, New Agustin. the study area, a relationships of the Mexico. sequence of events was Tertiary volcanic and developed for the volcaniclastic rocks in the northeastern Datil northeastern Datil Mountains. Mountains, New Mexico. 89 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS US Dept. of Journal Peer Rio Grande Valley The Rio Grande flood /guidebooks/16/ Agriculture Review from Caballo plain is flanked by an Reservoir to El ascending sequence of Paso geomorphic surfaces graded to successively higher and older flood- plain positions of the ancestral river. 90 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the Burro s/mf/mf1040 Peak quadrangle
91 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the C Bar s/mf/mf1039 Ranch quadrangle
92 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant & Hidalgo Geologic map of the gold s/mf/mf1035 Counties Hill quadrangle
93 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf900a Hillsboro and San Lorenzo quadrangle
94 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1036 Hurley East quadrangle
95 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1034 Ninetysix Ranch quadrangle
7/21/2009 Page 147 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 96 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1033 Soldiers Farewell Hill quadrangle
97 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1037 Tyrone quadrangle
98 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1038 Werney Hill quadrangle
99 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the White s/mf/mf1041 Signal quadrangle
100 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the Wind s/mf/mf1031 Mountain quadrangle
101 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1264 Redrock NE quadrangle
102 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1263 Redrock NW quadrangle
103 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant & Hidalgo Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1265 Counties Redrock SE quadrangle
104 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS None Grant County, This preliminary study in the Tyrone area of the Geologic and elucidated the intrusive s/ofr/ofr85232 Tyrone emphasizes the Big and Little Burro aeromagnetic mapping, history of the Tyrone geochronology of Mountains of geochemical study, and K- stock. intrusion, faulting and southwestern New Ar and fission-track age mineralization Mexico. determinations have 105 USGS online USGS Unknown Grant & Hidalgo Geologic map of Steeple Counties Rock Quadrangle, description of units, mining
106 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/ofr/ofr90425 Applegate Mountain quadrangle 107 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS not peer- Grant & Hidalgo Describes the geology, geophysics of the Steeple s/ofr/ofr90239 reviewed Counties mineralogy, mining Rock and Duncan mining districts, mines, districts geochemistry and 108 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS None Grant & Hidalgo Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr90423 Counties and unit descriptions of the Water Canyon quadrangle
109 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS None Gran Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr90252 and unit descriptions for the Crookson Peak quadrangle
7/21/2009 Page 148 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 110 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS None Grant County Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr90490 and unit descriptions of the Goat Camp Spring quadrangle 111 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the Tillie s/gq/gq1715 Hall Peak quadrangle
112 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS None Grant & Hidalgo Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr90505 Counties and unit descriptions of the Canador Peak quadrangle
113 USGS online USGS peer review Grant County The Hillsboro and San selected mineralized Lorenzo 15-minute areas within these quadrangles of quadrangles have been southwestern New Mexico mapped in greater detail. have been mapped at a Mineralogy and economic 1:48,000 scale and geology of the area are discussed. 114 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/4/ Review regional setting, formations, intrusions, structure, alteration and mineralization, ore deposits, and interrelation of geologic events for the Santa Rita Quadrangle.
115 Contact USGS Santa Rita Geology of the Santa Rita quadrangle, Grant quadrangle, New Mexico County 116 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Santa Rita Quad, The basic geology of the /guidebooks/16/ Review NM Santa Rita quadrangle and a resume of features are included in this work.
117 Contact Northern Big The northern Big Burro Precambrian metamorphic North-dipping, Upper Laramide and post- NMBGMR Burro Mountains, Mountains-Redrock area, and igneous rocks Cretaceous Beartooth Laramide stocks and dikes Redrock area, part of the Basin and underlie the northwest- quartzite and Colorado have been intruded into Grant County Range province, is in trending mountains; shale beds and early- to Precambrian, Cretaceous, Grant County, Pliocene Gila middle-Tertiary quartz and early-Tertiary rocks. southwestern NM. conglomerate and latite-rhyolite flows cover younger, unconsolidated the northern end of the gravels underlie the desert mountains. basin southwest of the mountains. 118 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR, Silver City Preliminary geologic map, ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, Grant geologic unit descriptions, ds/164/Silver_City_v1p-00.pdf STATEMAP County and photos for the Silver City quadrangle.
7/21/2009 Page 149 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 119 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer Tres Hermanas Description of contact /guidebooks/21/ Mexico Review Mountains, Luna rocks and their county paragenesis as well as mineralogy are contained in this paper. 120 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the Alma s/gq/gq1610 quadrangle
121 Contact Lake Valley Lake Valley quadrangle is One of the main structural The Mimbres Mountains A third large structural Lesser faults of general NMBGMR Quadrangle, located about 15 mi north features is the north-south terminate at a regional feature is in Lake Valley north-south and east-west Grant, Luna, and of Deming, in trending Mimbres Range, fault which separates fault block in the trend are found in many Sierra Counties southwestern NM. a faulted anticlinal high them from Cooks Range, northeast, in which early areas, but are difficult to which extends along the a large faulted mass of and middle Paleozoic trace for any distance in west side of the Precambrian, Paleozoic, limestones and shales the volcanic rocks. quadrangle as an and Mesozoic rocks cut by have been raised to the extension from the Black intrusions, in the level of surrounding Range anticline to the southwestern corner of the Tertiary volcanics. north. area.
122 http://www.lib.utexas.edu/geo/in University of Southwestern NM Determines source area Formation and Mogollon The outcrop belt transects A depositional model is High concentrations of dex.html Texas at Austin and sediment dispersal Rim gravels of Arizona the southern part of the presented which consists calcium carbonate in the patterns for the basin. comprise an Eocene-early east-west-trending Baca- of a braided alluvial plain- lacustrine sediments Oligocene sequence of Eagar basin. The basin is meander-belt-lacustrine indicate a closed-lake claystone, mudstone, bounded on the north by facies tract. The meander- system sandstone, and the Defiance and Zuni belt facies includes both conglomerate which crops uplifts, on the south by the fine- and coarse-grained out in discontinuous Mogollon highland of point-bar deposits. The exposures along an east- Arizona and New Mexico, lacustrine facies contains west-trending belt from and on the east by the both the classical Gilbert- Socorro, New Mexico, to Sierra-Sandia uplift. These type delta and the fine- Show Low, Arizona. uplifts were the primary grained marine-type delta. sources of sediments for the basin.
123 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS Central mining Geologic map of the s/ofr/ofr5665 district, Grant central mining district with County detailed descriptions of the units and formations and the intrusive igneous rocks. 124
7/21/2009 Page 150 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 126 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online Grant Description and mapping s/ofr/ofr443 of the sedimentary and igneous rocks, structural geology, and ore deposits of the Swartz District.
127 University of USGS Mineral Bureau of Land Southwest NM This report presents a The present work outlines Alabama Surveys Program Management geologic appraisal of the contribution of these seismic velocity sections velocity sections to that profile a total of 790 estimating areas favorable km in southwest New for mineral resource Mexico west of Las occurances. Cruces and south of Lordsburg and Deming.
128 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/4/ Review history, dominant topographic features, geology, faulting, fracturing, intrusion, and ore deposits of the Tyrone district. 129 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Phelps Dodge Journal Peer Big Burro The Tyrone copper /guidebooks/21/ Corporation Review Mountains, Grant deposit is the main focus county with additional information on rock type and mineralization. 130 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article discusses Areas discussed include the Organ Mountains, /guidebooks/4/ Review Tertiary and Quaternary El Paso, La Mesa, La Selden Canyon, Selden sediments of the Rio Union, Fort Bliss, Cerro Hills, Tonuco Mountain, Grande Valley in Southern del Muleros, Mesilla Caballo Mountains, Hatch, New Mexico. Valley, Chamberino, Las and Truth or Cruces, Consequences. 131 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/10/ Review pre-Pennsylvanian and Pennsylvanian rocks of the Northern Datil Plateau, Zuni Mountains, Acoma Sag, and Rio Grande Graben. 132 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS NM Bureau of Journal Peer Southwestern NM A description of late /guidebooks/16/ Mines and Review Paleozoic stratigraphy. Mineral Resources 133 UNM Library Grant County
134 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM Geologic studies in New and this paper discusses /guidebooks/59/ Review Mexico commenced with early geological studies in the beginning of American southwestern and south- administration of the central New Mexico territory in the late 1840s, beginning in 1846.
7/21/2009 Page 151 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 135 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1750 Fence Lake SW Quadrangle
136 Contact Ground Hog NMBGMR Mine, Grant County
137 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS Grant County, Describes geology and s/b/b870 Central Mining ore deposits of the Bayard District area of the Central Mining District 138 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS Hidalgo County Describes the geology and s/b/b885 ore deposits of the Lordsburg mining district 139 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS Grant & Hidalgo Describes the geology and s/pp/pp208 Counties ore deposits of the Little Hatchen Mountains
140 Arizona/New Mexico 141 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1849 Indian Peaks West Quadrangle
142 Southwestern, The purpose of this NM chapter is the review current knowledge of Mesozoic strat of southwestern New Mexico and northernmost Chihuahua.
143 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the Datil s/i/i1098 area
144 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer Luna County Cetaceous strata in the /guidebooks/39/ Mexico Review Cooke's Range pertain to the Sarten and Mancos formations.
145 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico Journal Peer Little Hatchet Upper Jurassic-Lower Hidalgo Counties, New /guidebooks/51/ Museum of Review Mountains, Cretaceous strata of the Mexico, are assigned to Natural History Hidalgo and Grant Bisbee Group exposed in four formations: Broken and Science and the Little Hatchet Jug, Hell-to-Finish, U-Bar, New Mexico State Mountains of Grant and and Mojado. University
7/21/2009 Page 152 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 146 Southwestern, The main goals of this (2) to present a series of (3) to compare the timing NM study are (1) to provide paleotectonic/paleogreogr and style of deformation regional correlation of the aphic maps of the regoin, among the three provinces basin-fill and volcanic which track the evolution and their relation to strata of the three tectonic of the major fault-block tectonic models. provinces, uplifts and their complementary basins, and 147 Southwestern, The basic stratigraphy of NM the Bliss and El Paso formations is summerized here, along with interpretation of the general depositional systems, paleogeography, and paleotectonics.
148 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-central New Stable carbon and oxygen provide information about and in the Basin and /guidebooks/59/ Review Mexico isotopes of lacustrine and paleoclimate when Range of southeastern pedogenic calcite of the compared to similar data Arizona, as well as to Gila Formation (Plio- from coeval strata in the modern calcite predicted Pleistocene) in the southern Rio Grande rift to precipitate at the sites Mangas Basin, west- near Las Cruces of the ancient strata. central New Mexico,
149 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico State Journal Peer Big Burro The late Laramide Burro was a west-northwest- /guidebooks/39/ University Review Mountains, Grant uplift in the vicinity of the trending, basement-cored Florida Mountains and uplift that consisted of at southern Cooke's Range, least three major southwestern New segments. Mexico, 150 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico State Journal Peer Southwestern, Early Cretaceous /guidebooks/39/ University, Dept. Review NM sedimentation in of Earth Sciences southwestern New Mexico began in a west-northwest- trending rift basin that was bordered on the north by a basement-cored rift shoulder.
151 Contact NMSU NMSU Luna County
152 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Arizona State Journal Peer Florida Numerous /guidebooks/39/ University Review Mountains, Luna geochronological studies County have been carried out on samples from the Florida Mountains, southern New Mexico. 153 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Salt Lake Coal Stratigraphic framework, s/mf/mf1689 Field, Catron structure, and geology of County the Salt Lake Coal Field.
7/21/2009 Page 153 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 154 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map Moreno Hill s/mf/mf1509 quadrangle
155 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico Journal Peer Burro Mountains, The alteration, vein mineral deposits at Wild /guidebooks/51/ Bureau of Mines Review Wild Horse Mesa, textures, metal Horse Mesa in the eastern and Mineral Grant County association, and proximity Telegraph district of the Resources to the ring-fracture zone of northern Burro Mountains the Schoolhouse Mountain are volcanic-epithermal caldera indicate that the veins.
156 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio online NMBGMR NMGBMR peer review Grant County, The alteration, vein northern Burro Mountains The presence of gold However, due to the ns/openfile/downloads/OFR400- Burro Mountains textures, metal are volcanic-epithermal concentrations in surface remoteness of the area 499/476- association, and proximity veins, including 1) samples and the and low grades, it is 499/486/486_CDROM/wildhorse to the ring-fracture zone of epithermal fluorite veins, interpretation of the unlikely that these .pdf the Schoolhouse Mountain 2) uranium vein and minor deposits being at the top deposits will be mined in caldera indicate that the stratabound, sandstone of a volcanic-epithermal the near future. mineral deposits at Wild uranium, 3) base-metal system suggest that Horse Mesa in the eastern veins, and 4) barite veins. additional deposits are Telegraph district of the most likely to be deep.
157 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico Journal Peer Hidalgo County Value of metallic mineral The majority of past metal /guidebooks/51/ Bureau of Mines Review production from 15 production came from the and Mineral districts in Hidalgo County Lordsburg district, which is Resources is estimated as $65 million the 5th largest gold- during 1875-1994 (not producing district and 3rd including the Hidalgo largest silver-producing smelter output or district in New Mexico. aggregate production).
158 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico Journal Peer Victorio mining Three types of mineral /guidebooks/51/ Bureau of Mines Review district, Luna deposits (carbonate- and Mineral County hosted Pb-Zn Resources replacement, W-Be-Mo skarn/vein, and porphyry Mo deposits) occur in the Victorio mining district.
159 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the Allie s/gq/gq1606 Canyon quadrangle
160 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio online New Mexico Mines, Mills, and Quarries Data on active mining ns/mines_minerals/nm_mmq/N in New Mexico is a operations are collected M_mines_mills_quarries.pdf cooperative publication. and are now organized in the text by the type of commodity based on the reporting form.
7/21/2009 Page 154 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 161 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Santa Rita, Grant The paper describes /guidebooks/21/ Review County mineralization and alteration in some sedimentary host rocks surrounding the Chino porphyry copper deposit at Santa Rita. 162 Unknown DBS&A project DOI Office of DOI Office of Agency Review Catron and Cibola The Salt River Project The proposed surface coal 1.8 million tons of coal per constructed west from the elements, of which 8,432 file Surface Mining Surface Mining Counties, NM and Agricultural Improvement mine would cover about year from year 3 through mine to supply coal to the acres would be disturbed. Reclamation and Reclamation Apache County, and Power District's 16,813 acres total, of year 28 and about 3 existing Coronado Enforcement and AZ proposed Fence Lake which 7,885 acres would million tons of coal per Generating Station, Enforcement? project has two basic eventually be disturbed. year from year 29 through located approximately 6 elements. The first of Mining at Fence lake year 40. The second miles from St. Johns, AZ. these is the proposed would remove element of the Fence Lake It would include Fence Lake surface coal approximately 81.3 million project would be a approximately 1,306 mine, consisting of tons of coal over the 50- proposed 44-mile railroad acres, of which 547 acres Federal, State, and private year life of mine utilizing corridor that would be would be disturbed. The coal leaseholds situated in surface mining methods. associated with the fence lake project would northwest Quemado, NM. Specifically, it would proposed mine. The include about 18,119 total remove about railroad corridor would be acres in both of its
163 Unknown DBS&A project DOI Office of DOI Office of Agency Review Catron and Cibola The Salt River Project The proposed surface coal 1.8 million tons of coal per constructed west from the elements, of which 8,432 file Surface Mining Surface Mining Counties, NM and Agricultural Improvement mine would cover about year from year 3 through mine to supply coal to the acres would be disturbed. Reclamation and Reclamation Apache County, and Power District's 16,813 acres total, of year 28 and about 3 existing Coronado Enforcement and AZ proposed Fence Lake which 7,885 acres would million tons of coal per Generating Station, Enforcement? project has two basic eventually be disturbed. year from year 29 through located approximately 6 elements. The first of Mining at Fence lake year 40. The second miles from St. Johns, AZ. these is the proposed would remove element of the Fence Lake It would include Fence Lake surface coal approximately 81.3 million project would be a approximately 1,306 mine, consisting of tons of coal over the 50- proposed 44-mile railroad acres, of which 547 acres Federal, State, and private year life of mine utilizing corridor that would be would be disturbed. The coal leaseholds situated in surface mining methods. associated with the fence lake project would northwest Quemado, NM. Specifically, it would proposed mine. The include about 18,119 total remove about railroad corridor would be acres in both of its
164 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Pasture Canyon The purpose of this work Pasture Canyon The study area is located The coals of Pasture ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- online quadrangle, has been to provide basic quadrangle is located in in the south-central part of Canyon represent a 199/176-199/182/ofr_182.pdf Catron County geologic data for those the northeastern corner of the Datil Mountains coal modest resource at best. interested in further coal Catron County, about 25 field. Coal outcrops are resource evaluation of the mi due north of Datil, New continuous over distances Datil Mountains area. Mexico. up to three miles along strike but are normally less than 3 ft (1 m) thick.
165 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR peer review Wild Horse Wild Horse Canyon The purpose of this work ns/openfile/downloads/OFR200- online Canyon quadrangle straddles the is to provide basic 299/226-250/227/ofr_227.pdf quadrangle, Catron-Cibola County geologic information for Catron and Cibola boundary 1.5 mi west of those interested in Counties the northwestern corner of expanding coal and Socorro County in the petroleum exploration in central part of the Datil the Datil Mountains coal Mountains coal field. field.
7/21/2009 Page 155 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 166 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR Various NMBGMR peer review Grant & Catron A sequence of ns/charts/stratigraphic/1/ Counties lithologically distinct, rock- stratigraphic units has been delineated in the Socorro-Magdalena-Datil area of the Mogollon-Datil volcanic field
167 http://treesearch.fs.fed.us/pubs/ http://www.threa New Mexico Soil disturbance resulting ts.forestencyclo from timber harvesting, pedia.net/p/p30 prescribed fire, or site 11 preparation activities can cause declines, improvements, or have no effect on site productivity and hydrologic function
168 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS Silver City area, Silver City folio s/gf/gf199 Grant County
169 UNM Library Grant & Hidalgo This report deals with the assemblages of Counties stratigraphy of Cretaceous sediments sedimentary and igneous and the consequent rocks of the area, with determination of age of particular attention to the interbedded volcanic faunal and floral rocks.
170 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS Grant County A study of the Silver City stratigraphy and early s/b/b1241E mining area, with an Tertiary intrusion and emphasis on Paleozoic faulting. 171 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS USGS Journal Peer Siler City Structural interpretation /guidebooks/16/ Review and mapping of the Cameron Creek Laccolith.
172 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR, Holt Mountain The Holt Mountain It contains the most The caldera source for the Mineralized rocks are ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, quadrangle is critical to complete exposures of the Cooney Tuff, the proposed present along the ds/120/Holt_Mountain_v2p- STATEMAP Catron County the interpretation of the Cooney Tuff, the oldest of Mogollon caldera, is Mogollon Range front from 00.pdf volcanic history of the the major caldera-forming believed to have been the Mogollon mining Mogollon Mountains ignimbrite sequences in centered beneath the district in the Mogollon caldera complex. the Mogollon Range at Mogollon Range where its quadrangle, north of the ~34 Ma. presence has been largely Holt Mountain quadrangle, obscured by continued to the Gila fluorspar volcanism and the district at the mouth of the formation of the younger Gila River canyon above Gila Cliff Dwellings and Cliff (Ratté and others, Bursum calderas, 28 Ma. 1979).
173 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the Saliz s/mf/mf1203 Pass quadrangle
7/21/2009 Page 156 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 174 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/gq/gq1557 Mogollon quadrangle
175 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant & Catron Geologic map of the lower s/mf/mf1463b Counties San Francisco Wilderness study area
176 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the Bull s/gq/gq1651 Basin quadrangle
177 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS None Catron County Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr92187 and unit descriptions of the Tularosa Canyon quadrangle
178 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS, Agency Review Tularosa The “Geologic Map of the (1) regional geologic (2) updated, detailed This publication consists s/i/i2619 NMBGMR, Mountains, Tularosa Mountains 30- information at a scale information on the ages, of a map sheet and a NMIMT Catron County minute by 60-minute intermediate between that sources, distribution, and pamphlet. The map sheet Quadrangle, Catron of the latest New Mexico correlation of caldera- includes the principal map, County, New Mexico” is State Geologic Map and related ignimbrites (ash- a diagram showing intended to provide individual 7½-minute and flow tuffs), and associated stratigraphic correlation of 15-minute geologic extrusive and intrusive map units, a list of map quadrangles that cover volcanic rocks in the units, and four figures. part of the western part of northwestern part of the the Mogollon-Datil Mogollon-Datil volcanic volcanic field; and field.
179 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR, Reserve The geology of the which is part of the ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, Reserve 7 ½ minute Morenci lineament, a ds/131/Reserve_v1p-00.pdf STATEMAP Catron County quadrangle is dominated major crustal flaw that has by the northeast trending been long recognized, and structural grain of the described in various Reserve compound contexts by a number of graben, authors.
180 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Grant and Catron New Mexico Highway 15 Colorful exposures of /guidebooks/59/ Review Counties between Sapillo Creek altered volcanic rocks in and the Gila Cliff road cuts and a scenic Dwellings National overlook of the Alum Monument provides a tour Mountain eruptive center through the eroded are witness to the remains of the ~30 million hydrothermal alteration year old Copperas Creek and mineralization in a volcano, as preserved Yellowstone-type hot between the west- spring environment here in northwest-trending Sapillo Oligocene time. Creek and Gila Hot Springs grabens of Basin and Range age.
7/21/2009 Page 157 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 181 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the Mule s/mf/mf1666 Creek quadrangle
182 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant & Catron Geologic map of the s/gq/gq1611 Counties Wilson Mountain quadrangle
183 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS None Grant & Hidalgo Preliminary geologic map s/ofr/ofr95263 Counties and unit descriptions of the Big Lue Mountains Quadrangle
184 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/gq/gq1685 Horse Mountain West quadrangle
185 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/gq/gq1736 Milligan Mountain quadrangle
186 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Texas Journal Peer South Central NM Geologic study of the Lake This report speculates on /guidebooks/16/ Technological Review Palomas basin is in its geomorphic evidence College, Dept. of infancy. Emphasis has which affects the Geology been on general Pleistocene geologic reconnaissance, mapping history of south-central of abandoned shorelines, New Mexico and geomorphological studies.
187 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf966 Spring Canyon quadrangle
188 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the O Bar s/mf/mf1976 O Canyon East quadrangle
189 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the O Bar s/mf/mf2075 O Canyon West quadrangle
7/21/2009 Page 158 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 190 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS Online USGS USGS Silver City The Silver City 1 degree x The results of this s/cir/cir975 2 degree quadrangle, investigation are in a folio consisting of about 20,650 of 21 maps that contain km2 in southwestern New detailed information on the Mexico and southeastern geology, geochemistry, Arizona, has been geophysics, mineral investigated by a deposits, and potential multidisciplinary research mineral resources of the team for the purpose of quadrangle. assessing its mineral resource potential.
191 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the Wall s/mf/mf1909 Lake quadrangle
192 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Hidalgo County Geologic map of the San s/i/i1951 Simon quadrangle and parts of the Summit Hills and Mondel quadrangles
193 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Catron County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1850 Indian Peaks East Quadrangle
194 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR University of NMBGMR peer review D Cross Mountain The study area is located The purpose of this study ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- online Texas at El Paso quadrangle, approximately 40 mi (64 was to map and describe 199/126-150/147/ofr_147.pdf Socorro and km) northwest of the geology of the D Cross Catron Counties Magdalena, New Mexico, Mountain quadrangle. in the northeastern part of Catron County and the northwestern part of Socorro County.
195 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Tejana Mesa The Tejana Mesa 7.5 min Tejana Mesa quadrangle Most of the exposed The presence of several More drilling on both sides ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- online quadrangle, quadrangle is northwest of has a large amount of Cretaceous rocks are part volcanic necks apparently of the fault area would 199/176-199/178/ofr_178.pdf Catron County Quemado on the exposed Moreno Hill of the upper member of of different ages and indicate the extent of the southeastern edge of the Formation Cretaceous the Moreno Hill Formation, faulting in this quadrangle faulting and its effect on Salt Lake coal field. This overlain by Tertiary a sequence of siltstones, may complicate the the coal-bearing Moreno quadrangle contains the sediments and volcanic silty sandstones, and a structure more than what Hill Formation. southeastern most sediments that are capped few thin (1.5 ft) coals. is seen in outcrop. exposures of the by volcanics of Cretaceous coal-bearing Quaternary/Tertiary age. rocks in the Salt Lake field.
7/21/2009 Page 159 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 196 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR GIC Hermanas Hermanas quadrangle in Hermanas quadrangle The Triassic alteration, GM-63 includes two cross ns/maps/geologic/gm/63/ quadrangle, Luna southern Luna County was mapped in detail swarms of quartz and sections, a stratigraphic County adjoins the state of when mapping of the Las carbonate veins, and column, and chemical and Chihuahua, Mexico, Cruces and El Paso 1º x indications of precious petrographic analyses of approximately 30 mi south- 2º sheets-Geologic Maps metals have attracted the the volcanic units. Bulletin southwest of Deming. The 53 (1982), 57 (1987), and interest of several mining 113 also gives a detailed quadrangle is bisected 60 (1995) revealed companies. account of this area. diagonally northwest- complexly faulted and southeast by the Cedar altered volcanic rocks. Mountains and Carrizalillo Hills. 197 Southwestern, About the only aspect of NM Laramide tectonics in southern New Mexico in which there is general agreement is the it involved northeast- directed crustal shortening and began in the Late Cretaceous, extending into the early Tertiary.
198 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Hillsboro and San Reconnaissance geologic ns/openfile/downloads/OFR400- online Lorenzo 15-min. map and sections of 499/400-425/400/ofr_400.pdf quadrangles, Hillsboro and San Lorenzo Grant and Sierra 15-min. quadrangles, Counties Grant and Sierra Counties, New Mexico
199 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR, Agency Review Fort Bayard The Fort Bayard 7.5’ The oldest rocks in the ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, Grant quadrangle sits in an area are fossiliferous ds/152/Fort_Bayard_map_v3- STATEMAP County historic mining region Pennsylvanian 00.pdf between the Santa Rita carbonates, overlain by porphyry copper deposit a red shales and few miles to the east, and sandstones of the the Town of Silver City Permian Abo Formation. immediately to the west.
200 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/10/ Review stratigraphy, structure, and sedimentational history of the Jurassic rocks of the Zuni Mountains.
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202 http://www.soils.usda.gov/surve UNM Library US Dept of US Dept of Luna County The soil survey contains The survey also highlights This soil survey is this soil survey. Broad y/printed_surveys/state.asp?stat Agriculture Agriculture information that can be limitations and hazards designed for many areas of soils are shown e=New%20Mexico&abbr=NM used in land-planning inherent in the soil, different users. Great on the general soil map. programs in Luna County, improvements needed to differences in soil The location of each soil is NM. It contains overcome the limitations, properties can occur shown on the detailed soil predictions of soil behavior and the impact of selected within short distances. maps. Each soil in the for selected land uses. land uses on the These soil properties that survey area is described. environment. affect land use are Information on the specific described in uses is given for each soil.
203 online US Dept of US Dept of Grant County The soil survey contains The survey also highlights This soil survey is this soil survey. Broad Agriculture Agriculture information that can be limitations and hazards designed for many areas of soils are shown used in land-planning inherent in the soil, different users. Great on the general soil map. programs in Grant County, improvements needed to differences in soil The location of each soil is NM, Central and Southern overcome the limitations, properties can occur shown on the detailed soil Parts. It contains and the impact of selected within short distances. maps. Each soil in the predictions of soil behavior land uses on the These soil properties that survey area is described. for selected land uses. environment. affect land use are Information on the specific described in uses is given for each soil.
204 online US Dept of US Dept of Catron County The soil survey contains The survey also highlights This soil survey is this soil survey. Broad Agriculture Agriculture information that can be limitations and hazards designed for many areas of soils are shown used in land-planning inherent in the soil, different users. Great on the general soil map. programs in Catron improvements needed to differences in soil The location of each soil is County, NM, the Northern overcome the limitations, properties can occur shown on the detailed soil Part. It contains and the impact of selected within short distances. maps. Each soil in the predictions of soil behavior land uses on the These soil properties that survey area is described. for selected land uses. environment. affect land use are Information on the specific described in uses is given for each soil.
205 Contact Animas The area covered by this The objective of this work Field data were collected In addition to field work in NMBGMR Mountains, report consists of the was to produce an and plotted directly on the northern Animas Hidalgo County northernmost part of the accurate bedrock geologic 1:20,000 U.S. Soil Mountains, several days linear north-south-trending map of the northern Conservation Service were spent reviewing the Animas Mountains in Animas Mountains, and aerial photographs. work of Zeller and south-central Hidalgo interpret the structure of Gillerman in the Big County, New Mexico. the area. Hatchet, Animas, and Peloncillo Mountains, respectively. 206 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS Grant County Geology of the Santa Rita s/b/b859 mining area
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208 Contact NMBGMR NMBGMR Unknown Pelona The north half of the The area includes the Pre-tertiary rocks, They are overlain In the mapped area, the NMBGMR quadrangle, Pelona quadrangle lies in western third of the San including Yeso, Glorieta, unconformably by about lower third of the formation Catron County the Datil–Mogollon Augustin Plains, a broad and San Andres 3,000 ft of volcanic and is volcanic conglomerate, volcanic plateau of west- intermountain basin of the Formations, and Triassic associated sedimentary sandstone, and siltstone. central NM. continental divide. Sandstone crop out in one rocks, assigned to the mid- Rhyolite, latite, and small area. Tertiary Datil Formation. andesite flows, breccias, and tuffs, together with sedimentary beds, comprise the upper two- thirds of the formation.
209 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR Columbia Columbia peer review Apache Hills and The Apache Hills and Includes discussion on Includes geologic map ns/openfile/downloads/OFR014- online University University, northern Sierra Sierra Rica are a low previous work, geography, and cross sections. 99/14-25/18/ofr_18.pdf NMBGMR Rica, Hidalgo and group of mountains in the physiography, water Luna Counties southwest part of New supply, lithic units, local Mexico, just northwest of and region comparison of the notch in the United igneous rocks and States-Mexican boundary. associated mineralization, geologic structure, geologic history, contact metamorphism, and ore deposits.
210 Contact USGS USGS Coyote Peak and Geologic map of the Brockman Coyote Peak and quadrangles, Brockman quadrangles, Hidalgo and Grant Hidalgo and Grant counties counties, New Mexico 211 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Hidalgo County Geologic map of the Gary s/i/i1151 and Lordsburg quadrangles 212 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Luna County Geology map of the s/mf/mf1088 Grandmother Mountain Quadrangle
213 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant County Geologic map of the s/mf/mf1137 Saltys quadrangle
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215 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Grant & Luna Geologic map of the Gage s/i/i1231 Counties SE quadrangle
216 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS USGS Journal Peer Grant This paper delineates and /guidebooks/16/ Review names for reference and discussion, the major geologic structures in Grant County, New Mexico. 217 Contact USGS
218 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer Southwestern NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/4/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 219 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer West-Central NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/10/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 220 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer Southwestern NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/16/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 221 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer Southwestern NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/21/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 222 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer Southwestern NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/39/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 223 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer Southwestern NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/51/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 224 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Various Various Journal Peer Southwestern NM Includes papers for sedimentary petrology, /guidebooks/59/ Review geology, tectonics, geomorphology, economic structure, geophysics, geology, and stratigraphy, environmental geology sedimentology, 225 Western New Mexico
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227 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR Canon Largo Reconnaissance geologic ns/cart/home.cfml?Code=GM00 map of Canon Largo 006 228 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico State Journal Peer Southwestern, A geologic inventory of the /guidebooks/39/ University Review NM discharge sites of convective geothermal systems points to a common geohydrologic setting. 229 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS University of New Journal Peer Southwestern, Discussion of /guidebooks/21/ Mexico Review NM Precambrian geology in southwestern New Mexico. 230 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS Peloncillo Reconnaissance geologic s/mf/mf160 Mountains, map of the southern Hidalgo County Peloncillo Mountains
231 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern NM This article discusses the /guidebooks/4/ Review general character and preliminary ideas on correlation for the Lower Cretaceous stratigraphy of Southwestern New Mexico. 232 Contact Little Hatchet The chief purpose of this Thick Early Cretaceous It consists, in ascending Intrusive rocks are of Copper, lead, silver, zinc, NMBGMR Mountain, Hidalgo project was the detailed sequence, modified from order, of unnamed beds, Precambrian, Laramide, molybdenite, tungsten, and Grant geologic mapping of the the S. G. Lasky, is a key to Hell-to-Finish, U-Bar, and Tertiary age; and gold ores are Counties Little Hatchet Mountains Mesozoic stratigraphy in Mojado, and Ringbone Laramide thrust faults and favorable for exploration. on a scale of 1:31,680. the Southwest. Formations, overlain by Tertiary normal faults the early Tertiary Hidalgo characterize the structure. volcanics, and by younger volcanic rocks.
233 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS NM Bureau of Journal Peer Big Hatchet Discussion of Big Hatchet /guidebooks/21/ Mines and Review Mountains, Stratigraphy from Mineral Hidalgo County Precambrian to the Resources cretaceous system. 234 Contact Big Hatchet Peak This report on the An index map shows the The most prominent NMBGMR Quadrangle, structural geology on the location of the Big Hatchet ridges and valleys in the Hidalgo County Big Hatchet Peak Peak quadrangle in ranges trend northwest quadrangle is a Hidalgo County, New and reflect structural supplement to the memoir Mexico, and the chief control, but faults show on the stratigraphic geographic features of the little topographic geology. region. expression.
7/21/2009 Page 164 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 235 Contact Walnut Wells The Walnut Wells 15-min Strongly deformed Late elevation of the Tertiary arching in the east- NMBGMR Quadrangle, quadrangle in southern Paleozoic and Cretaceous Animas range was central part of the Hidalgo County Hidalgo County, NM, lies sedimentary rocks are relatively small so that quadrangle resulted in in the Basin and Range overlain unconformably by erosion has not proceeded exposure of older rocks physiographic province a less deformed thick deep enough to expose and structures. and includes a part of the series of Tertiary rocks. pre-Tertiary rocks and Animas Mountains. structures except in one area. Geomorphology 236 Luna County
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240 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS Southeastern AZ Changes in bottom-land The mean velocities of the s/pp/pp655J vegetation between three peak flows were December 1965 and relatively low where large October 1972 apparently parts of the flows moved caused significant across the steam channel. differences in stage, mean Effects of changes of cross-sectional velocity, bottom-land vegetation on mean cross-sectional scour and (or) fill could not depth, and boundary be determined. roughness at peak discharges of three major floods in an 11.5-mile study reach of the Gila River.
7/21/2009 Page 165 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 241 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMT online Southwestern Includes five road logs Southwest New Mexico's State line via I-10 parallels Pinos Altos, Silver City, Incorporates Scenic Trip ns/scenictrips/10/ New Mexico that discuss the geology, geology, history, diverse the Butterfield Trail, an Tyrone, and Gold Hill. Trip 5, which is now out of mining operations, history, cultural heritage, and overland mail route to three, from Silver City, print. and scenic attractions of economics have a California, along which takes the traveler into the the area. The first "tourist" common interest in the stage coaches made twice- Gila National Forest and to travel what now is the mining districts featured in weekly runs. Rock Wilderness, the first continental United States several of the trips through collectors should stop at wilderness area crossed Southwestern this area. Large mines Rock Hound State Park, established in the U.S. It New Mexico. The operating today were where rock collecting is offers many hiking trails, wanderings of Alvar known to the Apache encouraged. Trip two, campgrounds, hot springs, Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca Indians hundreds of years from Deming to and Gila Cliff Dwellings were responsible for the ago and were worked by Lordsburg, meanders National Monument. A first descriptions of this the Spanish in the early northward along the final road log connects area which since has 19th century. The first Mimbres River. This is an Deming with the Mexican produced mineral wealth road log from Las Cruces area of famous mining border. and rich farming area. to the Arizona districts-Santa Rita, Includes three side trips. Hanover,
242 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/staff/conn NMT online New Mexico New Mexico Peer review New Mexico Abstract–Comparisons of development of integrated During late Pliocene time, drainage integration for Incision of basin floors and ell/pubs/papers/documents/200 Bureau of Bureau of regional stratigraphic, drainages in the region. In the ancestral Rio Grande both river systems does the development of river 5_nmmnhs_connelletal_000.pdf Geology and Geology and sedimentologic, structural, the northern part of the flowed across a low not appear to coincide valleys and inset fluvial Mineral Mineral and geomorphic data for Rio Grande drainage topographic sill and with major climatic events, terraces began between Resources Resources, Neogenebasins of the basin, late Miocene continued downstream but might be associated 1.2 Ma and 0.67Ma for the New Mexico southeastern Basin and streams from mountainous into western Texas and with progressive filling of Rio Grande. The Water Range, particularly those headwaters in the Rio northern Mexico. Similarly, tectonically quiescent or mechanisms of climatically Resources basins connected by the Chama and Sangre de although less well slowly subsiding basins. induced incision are not Research Rio Grande and upper Cristo Mountains formed documented, drainage Climatic controls on fluvial clearly understood, but Institute, and Gila River, reveal the ancestral Rio Grande, associated with the Gila discharge and deposition probably relate to U.S. Geological downstream-directed which flowed into playa River integrated are reflected by increased episodes of increased Survey drainage integration by lakes at the southern part downstream across basin caliber of Plio-Pleistocene stream power that might basin filling and spillover of the Albuquerque basin. divides and intervening axial-river sediments. be linked to the increased across low-standing By early Pliocene time, the ranges from New Mexico Regional stratigraphic amplitude and higher topographic sills between ancestral Rio Grande into southeastern Arizona correlations support a frequency of climatic adjacent basins. Stream drained into southern New in Plio-Pleistocene time. climatic link for river-valley changes that occurred capture from adjacent Mexico, western Texas, The progression of incision. during Pleistocene time. internally drained basins and northern Mexico. regional probably played secondary, but locally important roles in the
243 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico The Stream Corridor Flow Duration, and Combined, these studies library Surface Water Assessment Report Trends, the Qualitative provide a coherent Quality Bureau synthesizes the findings of Assessment of Upper Box framework to understand the Background Geomorphology, the active physical Information, the Catalog of Geomorphic Map and processes that shape the Historical Changes, Flood Analysis, and the Stable Gila River in the study Frequency, Channel Analysis. reach. 244
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246 http://69.63.217.22/B10113Staff/ BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico This report provides There are three main The following items are OPAC/TitleView/CompleteDispl library Surface Water information on the objectives of this study: (1) documented in this report ay.aspx?FromOPAC=true&DbC Quality Bureau magnitude, frequency and estimate flood peak and as part of Task 9: (1) flood ode=0&PatronCode=0&Langua duration of upper Gila volume frequencies; (2) peak and volume ge=english&RwSearchCode=0& River basin streamflows. estimate flow durations; exceedance probability WordHits=&BibCodes=2325248 Results from these and (3) examine estimates at five gaging 5 analyses may provide an streamflow and stations; (2) understanding of the precipitation trends at hydroclimatology of the current hydrologic selected locations within largest flood-producing conditions in the upper the Upper Gila River storms; (3) flow duration Gila River basin, provide basin, for application in estimates at five gaging estimates of hydrologic subsequent fluvial stations; and (4) changes over time, and be geomorphic and hydraulic streamflow trends at five used to assess effective analyses. gaging stations. channel forming and maintenance discharges.
247 Contact GSA peer review Arizona The interaction of the The study compares In contrast to conventional In the monsoonal climate We attribute the North American Monsoon watersheds in the interpretation, summer regime of the Santa paradoxical discharge with watershed hydrology Hualapai and Santa monsoonal precipitation is Catalinas, small basins response of larger and landscape response Catalina Mountains in not primarily responsible flood most often in drainages to the small is evaluated by observing Arizona, which are similar for generating most of the summer, whereas larger spatial scale of summer geomorphic in lithology, elevation, discharges that modify drainages exhibit peak thunderstorms, which fail characteristics of tectonic setting, channels in large-scale discharges in response to to deliver enough hillslopes, hydrology, and vegetation, and annual drainages. low-intensity winter precipitation to generate stream channels in two precipitation, but differ in precipitation. floods in these larger mountain ranges with the proportion of basins, but do prime contrasting intensity of precipitation received in hillslopes by stripping precipitation. summer thunderstorms. colluvium and lowering hillslope-infiltration rates, making the large drainages more responsive to areally extensive winter storms. 248 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer West-Central NM This article provides a Lucero Uplift, Lemitar- /guidebooks/10/ Review discussion of the structure Socorro-Magdalena Zone, and geomorphology of Rio Grande Trough, West-central New Mexico, Mongollon Slope, as well including the Zuni Uplift, as the general Gallup Embayment, geomorphology and Acoma Embayment, Rio structural and geomorphic Puerco Fault Zone, development of the area.
249 Contact Lake Animas, This study describes the The mapping of the Estimated elevations of NMBGMR Hidalgo County geomorphology, soil shoreline features in the the high, intermediate, and stratigraphy, and ages for lower Animas Valley low shorelines are Lake Animas in Hidalgo indicates three stages for 4,190–4,195 ft, 4,185 ft, County, New Mexico. Lake Animas. and 4,175–4,180 ft, respectively.
7/21/2009 Page 167 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 250 http://geology.geoscienceworld. Gila River, Floods of January and The 1993 flood was of the 1993 flood was enhance the frequency of org/cgi/content/abstract/22/12/1 Arizona February 1993 in Arizona greater volume and produced by a series of winter storms that produce 083 resulted in the most duration, factors important cold fronts from the sustained flooding in dramatic channel widening in destabilizing flood-plain northern Pacific Ocean Arizona and are more on the middle Gila River vegetation and eroding supplied with subtropical likely to result in channel since 1905. An earlier bank material. The 1983 moisture from a split jet widening and flood-plain flood in October 1983 had flood was produced by a stream. Meridional global instability on main trunk a larger instantaneous dissipating eastern Pacific circulation patterns streams like the Gila discharge but resulted in tropical storm, whereas River. little channel change.
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253 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico This document reviews and biologic data, The document is split into (2) a bibliography of This document is subject library Surface Water existing studies that accounts of floods and two parts: (1) an related references that to additions as other Quality Bureau contain information about precipitation events, annotated bibliography include water quality data, references are discovered the upper Gila River studies of channel change which summarizes hydrogeologic data, during the course of the watershed that may be and erosion, links between references that may be fisheries studies, study and as new useful in the present study flood records and climate, pertinent to the present vegetation studies, soils information becomes of the upper Gila River. land use planning study with a list of useful data, and other available. The references include, documents, water quality data for each reference, miscellaneous information but are not limited to, studies, and ground water and that provides background hydrologic, geologic, studies. information relevant to the study. 254 http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydra BOR online BOR Arizona Water Agency Peer Arizona The Catalog of Historical This task includes an The analysis of change Major channel changes ulics_lab/pubs/PAP/PAP- Protection Fund Review Changes documents analysis of trends in using flood flow widths for generally occurred 0871.pdf Commission, changes in the alluvial channel behavior and Duncan Valley and following large floods; this Graham County, channel of the Upper Gila stability of river reaches Safford Valley show that highlights the important Arizona, and the River, Arizona from 1935 based on lateral migration Safford Valley has point that the largest BOR to 2000, with additional and changes in channel experienced many more floods in the Gila River information from the late widths. perturbations in the period system have lasting 1800’s to 1935. of study than Duncan effects that can be Valley. observed in channel morphology for decades following their occurrence.
255 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED Agency Peer Gila River The catalog of historical This task includes an The analysis of change More unprecedented Major channel changes library, DBS&A Surface Water Review between Mogollon changes documents analysis of trends in using flood flow widths for channel positions were generally occured SW library Quality Bureau Creek near Cliff changes in the alluvial channel behavior and Virden, Redrock, and Cliff- formed between 1980 and following large floods. and Arizone State channel of the Upper Gila stability of river reaches Gila Valley show that Cliff- 1996 than at any other line River, New Mexico from based on lateral migration Gila Valley has time in the historic record. 1935 to 2001. and changes in channel experienced more widths. perturbations in the period of study than either Virden or Redrock Valley.
7/21/2009 Page 168 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 256 Upper Gila River Over the past century, the Detailed investigation of Arizona through Cliff-Gila Many channel changes in Examples of geomorphic majority of alluvial reaches historical channel change Valley, New Mexico for recent decades are responses due to channel along the upper Gila River along the upper Gila River eight decades. An overall unprecedented in previous modifications along the in Arizona and New reveals that many of these pattern of channel historical aerial upper Gila River include Mexico have been leveed channel modifications are narrowing and widening photography. These lateral erosion upstream of in an attempt to protect catalysts for major coincides with periods of changes are consistently levees and diversion adjacent property from channel change and can few large floods and associated with artificial dams, redirection of flow flood damage. In addition, result in catastrophic periods of multiple large channel constrictions, over diversion dams into the demand for irrigation property loss rather than floods, respectively. In such as levees, bank opposite banks, breaching has prompted the safeguarding valuable addition, reaches along protection, and bridges, of levees during floods construction of diversion farmland. the upper Gila River with that have been built and and resultant erosion dams in these alluvial To quantify channel greater channel rebuilt following large behind levees, channel reaches to divert water for changes, channel widths modifications have floods and that have widening downstream of agriculture. In fact, there were measured every experienced more accelerated natural levees, aggradation in is a clear relationship kilometer for variation in channel width channel narrowing during leveed reaches, and along the upper Gila River approximately 160 km than reaches with fewer periods of few large lateral migration between the scale of from Safford Valley, modifications. floods. associated with channel modification and straightened tributary property loss. channels.
257 http://69.63.217.22/B10113Staff/ BOR, Phx Arizona OPAC/TitleView/CompleteDispl library ay.aspx?FromOPAC=true&DbC ode=0&PatronCode=0&Langua ge=english&RwSearchCode=0& WordHits=&BibCodes=2325242 7 258 http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydra BOR online BOR Arizona Water Agency Peer Arizona The Geomorphic Analysis Methods used for the In Safford and Duncan ulics_lab/pubs/PAP/PAP- Protection Fund Review synthesizes geomorphic Geomorphic Analysis Valleys, geomorphic 0914.pdf Commission, information about the Gila include geomorphic change along the Gila Graham County, River and compares mapping, soil descriptions River in recent decades Arizona, and the results of the analysis to and laboratory analysis. appears to be controlled BOR other tasks performed for by changes in human the Upper Gila River factors such as levees and Fluvial Geomorphology diversion dams rather than Study. changes in external factors such as runoff and sediment influx.
259 http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydra BOR online BOR Arizona Water Arizona For the Upper Gila River The objective of the The accompanying maps The Geomorphic Map, a compilation of all ulics_lab/pubs/PAP/PAP- Protection Fund Fluvial Geomorphology geomorphic map is to present basic geomorphic along with the Catalog of geomorphic data 0922.pdf Commission, Study, the Geomorphic provide a picture of long- data on black and white Historical Changes (Task developed in the Upper Graham County, Map will illustrate term river behavior in the orthophotographs. 7C), fieldwork, and Gila River Fluvial Arizona, and the geomorphic features that Safford Valley and the laboratory analyses, will Geomorphology Study. BOR will aid in understanding Duncan Valley. be combined in the recent channel changes of Geomorphic Analysis the Gila River. (Task 10),
7/21/2009 Page 169 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 260 http://69.63.217.22/B10113Staff/ BOR, Phx Arizona OPAC/TitleView/CompleteDispl library ay.aspx?FromOPAC=true&DbC ode=0&PatronCode=0&Langua ge=english&RwSearchCode=0& WordHits=&BibCodes=2325228 8 261 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico The purpose of the This is important because library Surface Water Qualitative Assessment of many speculated changes Quality Bureau Upper Box in Gila River Geomorphology is to gain geomorphology have been an understanding of the attributed to changes in geomorphology of the Gila the condition and River immediately sediment yield of the upstream of the defined upstream watershed (e.g. study reach for the Upper Klawon and Wittler, 2001). Gila River Fluvial Geomorphology Study.
262 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR STATEMAP, Dusty quadrangle, One of 6 7.5-minute Kellog Well and the Present day surface South of the basin divide Surface drainage flows ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, Socorro and quadrangles covered in northern part of Oak Peak drainage for this area extending roughly east- either from the northeast ds/66/Dusty_v1p-00.pdf NMBGMR Catron Counties the report that extends lie in the southern San flows into a playa which west in the center of Oak out of the San Mateo south of the San Agustin Agustin basin, a large extends into the Peak at an elevation of Mountains through a Plains between the San semiarid to arid closed northwestern Kellog Well around 2,200 m or 7,200 series of deeply cut Mateo Mountains to the basin, which contained quadrangle. ft, lies the Alamosa Creek canyons, or from the west east and the Luera one of the largest basin, which straddles the out of the Luera Mountains to the west in Pleistocene lakes in New 4 remaining quadrangles. Mountains into Alamosa Socorro and easternmost Mexico. Creek, which in turn flows Catron Counties, west- through the water gap of central New Mexico. Monticello Box, and the deeply incised Cañada del Alamosa before emptying into the Rio Grande immediately above Elephant Butte Reservoir.
263 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR STATEMAP, Kellogg Well One of 6 7.5-minute Kellog Well and the Present day surface South of the basin divide Surface drainage flows ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, quadrangles covered in northern part of Oak Peak drainage for this area extending roughly east- either from the northeast ds/64/Kellog_Well_Quat_v1p- NMBGMR Socorro and the report that extends lie in the southern San flows into a playa which west in the center of Oak out of the San Mateo 00.pdf Catron Counties south of the San Agustin Agustin basin, a large extends into the Peak at an elevation of Mountains through a Plains between the San semiarid to arid closed northwestern Kellog Well around 2,200 m or 7,200 series of deeply cut Mateo Mountains to the basin, which contained quadrangle. ft, lies the Alamosa Creek canyons, or from the west east and the Luera one of the largest basin, which straddles the out of the Luera Mountains to the west in Pleistocene lakes in New 4 remaining quadrangles. Mountains into Alamosa Socorro and easternmost Mexico. Creek, which in turn flows Catron Counties, west- through the water gap of central New Mexico. Monticello Box, and the deeply incised Cañada del Alamosa before emptying into the Rio Grande immediately above Elephant Butte Reservoir.
7/21/2009 Page 170 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 264 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR STATEMAP, Oak Peak One of 6 7.5-minute Kellog Well and the Present day surface South of the basin divide Surface drainage flows ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, quadrangles covered in northern part of Oak Peak drainage for this area extending roughly east- either from the northeast ds/65/Oak_Peak_Quat_v1p- NMBGMR Socorro and the report that extends lie in the southern San flows into a playa which west in the center of Oak out of the San Mateo 00.pdf Catron Counties south of the San Agustin Agustin basin, a large extends into the Peak at an elevation of Mountains through a Plains between the San semiarid to arid closed northwestern Kellog Well around 2,200 m or 7,200 series of deeply cut Mateo Mountains to the basin, which contained quadrangle. ft, lies the Alamosa Creek canyons, or from the west east and the Luera one of the largest basin, which straddles the out of the Luera Mountains to the west in Pleistocene lakes in New 4 remaining quadrangles. Mountains into Alamosa Socorro and easternmost Mexico. Creek, which in turn flows Catron Counties, west- through the water gap of central New Mexico. Monticello Box, and the deeply incised Cañada del Alamosa before emptying into the Rio Grande immediately above Elephant Butte Reservoir.
265 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR STATEMAP, Wahoo Ranch One of 6 7.5-minute Kellog Well and the Present day surface South of the basin divide Surface drainage flows ns/maps/geologic/ofgm/downloa online USGS, quadrangle, quadrangles covered in northern part of Oak Peak drainage for this area extending roughly east- either from the northeast ds/68/Wahoo_Ranch_Quat_v1p- NMBGMR Socorro and the report that extends lie in the southern San flows into a playa which west in the center of Oak out of the San Mateo 00.pdf Catron Counties south of the San Agustin Agustin basin, a large extends into the Peak at an elevation of Mountains through a Plains between the San semiarid to arid closed northwestern Kellog Well around 2,200 m or 7,200 series of deeply cut Mateo Mountains to the basin, which contained quadrangle. ft, lies the Alamosa Creek canyons, or from the west east and the Luera one of the largest basin, which straddles the out of the Luera Mountains to the west in Pleistocene lakes in New 4 remaining quadrangles. Mountains into Alamosa Socorro and easternmost Mexico. Creek, which in turn flows Catron Counties, west- through the water gap of central New Mexico. Monticello Box, and the deeply incised Cañada del Alamosa before emptying into the Rio Grande immediately above Elephant Butte Reservoir.
7/21/2009 Page 171 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 266 Colorado Front A wildfire in May 1996 The initial response during produced only 0.11 m3 s-1 residence time greater Range burned 4690 hectares in the first four years was an km-2. Rill erosion than 300 years. This two watersheds forested increase in runoff and accounted for 6 per cent, residence time is much by ponderosa pine and erosion rates followed by interrill erosion for 14 per greater than the fire Douglas fir in a steep, decreases toward pre-fire cent, and drainage erosion recurrence interval so mountainous landscape rates. The maximum unit- for 80 per cent of the initial erosional and depositional with a summer, convective area peak discharge was erosion in 1996. This features may become thunderstorm precipitation 24 m3 s-1 km-2 for a represents about a 200- legacies from the wildfire regime. The wildfire rainstorm in 1996 with a fold increase in erosion and may affect landscape lowered the erosion rain intensity of 90 mm h- rates on hillslopes which evolution by acting as a threshold in the 1. Recovery to pre-fire had a recovery or new set of initial watersheds, and conditions seems to have relaxation time of about conditions for subsequent consequently amplified the occurred by 2000 because three years. About 67 per wildfire and flood subsequent erosional for a maximum 30-min cent of the initially eroded sequences. Published in response to shorter time rainfall intensity of 50 mm sediment is still stored in 2001 by John Wiley & interval episodic rainfall h-1, the unit-area peak the watersheds after four Sons, Ltd. and created both erosional discharge in 1997 was 6.6 years with an estimated and depositional features m3 s-1 km-2, while in in a complex pattern 2000 a similar intensity throughout the watersheds.
267 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF DBS&A network ISC ISC Upper Gila River This investigation of the additional water as a adversely affect the /ISC/BasinsPrograms/GilaSanFr Upper Gila River Basin in result of implementation of physical habitat for a ancisco/Mussetter-2006- New Mexico was the Consumptive Use and number of species listed Geomorphology-UpperGila.pdf conducted to provide a Forbearance Agreement under the Endangered basis for determining the (CUFA) in the 2004 Species Act, primarily, geomorphic impacts on Arizona Water Settlement spikedace, loach minnow the Gila River, if any, due Act. Geomorphic changes and the southwest willow to annual diversion of up to the Gila River have the flycatcher. to 14,000 acre-feet (AF) of potential to
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269 Southwestern NM A conspicuous widespread and common Here it is apparently an statement of the evidence delevopment of recent occurance that it cannot effect of removal of on which the above stream trenches in the be assigned to accidental vegetation cover by explanation of the valleys of many of the causes, but calls for an excessive grazing. A brief phenomenon is based is temporary streams of the explanation which shall description of the nature of the purpose of the western states is a feature have more than a local the trenching and a following discussion. of such applications.
270 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern Soil-geomorphic about agricultural /guidebooks/59/ Review New Mexico relationships at some management in this semi- prehistoric agricultural arid mountainous region, terrace sites in the Sapillo evaluate soil productivity, and Mimbres Valleys in and determine long-term southwestern New Mexico effects of agriculture on were investigated to learn the physical environment.
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273 Contact AGS Southern Animas Digital Geomorphic Creek Valley, Surface Map and Hidalgo County, Geographic Database of NM the Southern Animas Creek Valley, Hidalgo County, NM 274 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR University of USFS, USGS, peer review southern Animas This report is the initial Fourteen geomorphic The report elaborates on Detailed soil descriptions ns/openfile/downloads/OFR400- online Arizona UA, Animas Creek valley, product of a study aimed surface maps (7.5' the philosophical basis are provided for reference. 499/426-450/429/ofr_429.pdf Foundation Hidalgo County at linking geomorphology, quadrangles at 1:24,000 and methods of the project as a substrate, with the map-scale) accompany including brief geologic ecology of high desert this document. history, then explains the grasslands in meaning of the symbols southwestern New used to identify the map Mexico. units.
275 http://69.63.217.22/B10113Staff/ BOR, Phx OPAC/TitleView/CompleteDispl library ay.aspx?FromOPAC=true&DbC ode=0&PatronCode=0&Langua ge=english&RwSearchCode=0& WordHits=&BibCodes=2325218 0 276 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico The purpose of this plan is Each of the sections that Most all other field data Field verification, the Some traditional surveying library Surface Water to summarize the “who, follow go into significant and much of the analysis process of verifying to supplement cross Quality Bureau what, when, where, why, depth explaining the will depend upon remotely sensed sections near hydraulic and how” of the field data rationale, criteria, and interpretation of the aerial information such as aerial structures and bridges will collection portion of the specifics of the types and photogrammetry and the photogrammetry, will probably be necessary, as Upper Gila Fluvial quantities of field data. resulting orthophotograph focus on occluded will visual observations for Geomorphology Study. The primary piece of field and topography. Data that portions of the study reach the inventories of the Table 1 contains that data is the aerial normally would derive such as the areas near vegetation, infrastructure, summary, outlining the photogrammetry of the from field collection such bridges and diversion and tributaries. Ground plans for nine types of study reach at a scale of as cross sections and structures, and under the disturbing activities will field data to support the 1:10,000. inventories will now derive vegetative canopy. include the collection of study. primarily from the aerial bed material sediment photogrammetry. samples and pits on overbank areas for dating of surfaces.
277 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico The goal of this study is to The stream corridor The purpose of the study The study includes hydraulic, and hydrologic library Surface Water analyze the fluvial includes the main stem of is to increase the background information analyses. The study Quality Bureau geomorphological the Gila River at flood awareness of these gathering, field data includes a qualitative attributes of the upper Gila stage and the associated processes enabling collection, photographic assessment of the Gila River. These attributes are riparian area, as well as improved local, state, and analyses, and a variety of River in the Upper Box. a function of the physical tributaries within the valley federal management of topographic, geomorphic, processes at work in the of the main stem. the stream corridor. stream corridor.
7/21/2009 Page 173 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 278 BOR, Phx BOR BOR and NMED peer review New Mexico This report presents an The stability analysis uses library Surface Water analysis of the channel the RISAD module of the Quality Bureau stability of the Gila River in SAM analytical model to the Cliff-Gila valley in New determine the relative Mexico. stability of Sub-Reaches of the upper Gila River and tributares. 279 http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydra BOR website BOR Arizona Water Agency Peer Arizona This report finalizes the The purpose of the This report also contains ulics_lab/pubs/PAP/PAP- Protection Fund Review Upper Gila River Fluvial projects is to demonstrate recommendations for a 0923.pdf Commission, Geomorphology Study. In techniques for managing general-purpose Graham County, addition to summarizing the river that take into monitoring program to Arizona, and the the other study reports account the causes of the accompany demonstration BOR and findings, this report geomorphic processes projects. provides conceptual level that dominate the fluvial recommendations for system. demonstration projects.
280 http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydra BOR online BOR Arizona Water Agency Peer Arizona This report is a synthesis This report presents an The modeling indicates The modeling shows that In general the channel has ulics_lab/pubs/PAP/PAP- Protection Fund Review of the Background analysis of the stability of that the river is moderately the river is stable in a few widened in response to an 0920.pdf Commission, Information report, the the Gila River between the unstable at the effective sub-reaches, mostly increase in the magnitude Graham County, Catalog of Historical San Carlos Reservation discharge in many sub- between York and and frequency of floods Arizona, and the Changes, Flood and the lower end of the reaches, mostly in the Sheldon, possibly due to since 1965. Without large BOR Frequency and Flow Gila Box, and between the area downstream of bed-rock controls in the floods in the future the Duration Analyses report, upper end of the Gila Box Safford and upstream of area. The instability is channel will narrow and Geomorphic Analysis, and the Arizona-New Sheldon. greatest with respect to may locally aggrade, Geomorphic Map, and the Mexico state line. the width and sinuosity of similar to the 1935-1965 Stable Channel Analysis. the stream. period.
281 http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydra BOR online BOR Arizona Water Agency Peer Arizona This report presents an This analysis utilizes an Input into SAM includes and hydrology analyzed The analysis uses ulics_lab/pubs/PAP/PAP- Protection Fund Review analysis of the stability of analytical tool named hydraulics produced by for this report based upon hydrological data from 0887.pdf Commission, the Gila River between the SAM, developed by the the HEC-RAS backwater US Geological Survey water years 1965-2000. Graham County, San Carlos Apache US Army Corps of model, bed material stream gaging data Arizona, and the Reservation and the lower Engineers, to analyze the gradation data gathered collected at several gaging BOR end of the Gila Box, and channel roughness, during the Field Data stations in the study area. between the upper end of sediment transport, and Collection portion of the the Gila Box and the discharge in four reaches Upper Gila Fluvial Arizona-New Mexico state of the Gila River in the Geomorphology study, line. study area. Hydrogeology 282 Catron County
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284 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Unknown South-central The alluvial basins The area is composed of s/pp/pp1406B Arizona, Grant described in this report 72 basins that are virtually and Catron include about 82,000 independent hydrologic Counties square miles in south- systems. central Arizona and parts of adjacent States.
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286 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS website USGS, NM OSE, USGS, NM Unknown Catron County This report describes the surface-water resources in s/wri/wri964258 NMBGMR OSE, NMBGMR occurrence, availability, Catron County, the largest and quality of ground- county in New Mexico. water and related
287 NA NMBGMR GIC NMT unknown Peer review Columbus Basin, This summary describes a There are two T values Two linear regressions (T Once the 38 C values in The variogram estimate New Mexico portion of an ongoing and 38 specific-capacity vs C and log(T) vs log(C) the Columbus Basin were for log-transformed T data stochastic groundwater (C) values available for were preformed in order to converted to T's, a spatial exhibited a clearly modeling study of the the portion of the determine whether there correlation structure of the discernible correlation Columbus Basin, New Columbus Basin under was a meaningful T values was sought structure, and this Mexico study. correlation between the assuming an isotropic structure can be used as variables T and C. statistical field. input to the stochastic groundwater model.
288 http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/tech WRRI online WRRI, NMT USGS, NM, Peer review Columbus Basin, Estimates of the aquifer An initial or prior estimate The algorithm had A posterior linearized Model heads matched well rpt/tr226/tr226.pdf DOE New Mexico parameters storativity, of the aquifer parameters difficulty estimating estimate of the parameter with observed heads when transmissivity, boundary was obtained using kriging realistic boundary heads covariance matrices was the model input heads and fluxes were and other geostatistical for conceptualization and also conducted. These parameters were made for the Columbus tools. The record of data for the Columbus results were used as input conditioned only on a Basin, New Mexico. A two- historic observed head Basin. to the uncertainty portion of the observed dimensional groundwater data from 1930 to 1975 A validation study of propagation algorithm head data. Values of the flow code called CERT was used for the least CERT was conducted by coded into CERT, and standard deviation on was used. CERT employs squares fit. Optimal estimating transmissivity predictions of heads and heads were reasonable a non-linear unconstrained parameter estimates for and/or nodal fluxes using head standard deviations once boundary node generalized weighted least transmissivity, storativity portions of the observed were made over the time correlation was accounted squares minimization and fluxes were head data set divided in period 1930 to 1975. for. algorithm to obtain optimal reasonable. Nodal and space or time. aquifer parameters from zoned values of the historic observations of parameters were hydraulic head. estimated.
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292 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Unknown Luna County An early 1900's study of s/wsp/wsp345C the groundwater resources in Luna County for domestic and irrigation use. 293 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS USGS Agency Review Luna County This report presents the The purpose of the work One of the prinicpal The report includes s/b/b618 (photocopy at results of an examination was to determine the purpose of the dicussion of topography, DBS&A) of the greater part of Luna geologic structure of the investigation was to climate, geology, County. region and to procure all determine the extent of the structural geology, mineral data bearing on the area underlain by water- resources, water prospects for obtaining bearing deposits, the resources, irrigation, and underground water for depth to htese deposits, elevations. domestic use and and the amount of water irrigation. available.
294 Contact NM USGS, OSE USGS, OSE Agency Review Hidalgo County Playas Valley is a north- A reconnaissance The area investigated is Annual pumpage from the Maximum long-term OSE trending intermountain investigation of the area 925 square miles in main body of ground water utilization of the supply will valley in the Basin and was made by the U.S. southern Hidalgo County, in the valley exceeds require proper spacing of Range province of Geological survey in comprising Townships 26- annual recharge. wells and other southwestern New cooperation with the State 34 S., Ranges 16-18 W. It conservative practices. Mexico. Engineer of New Mexico includes the Playas Valley to determine the Underground Water Basin, availability of water 515 miles in extent. throughout the valley.
295 New Mexico State Planning Contact USGS Southwestern NM Office Report - Southwestern closed basins 296 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online New Mexico State New Mexico Unknown Luna County USGS study of to determine irrigation s/ofr/ofr6977 Engineer State Engineer? groundwater resources in potential. the Arena area (around Deming and Columbus),
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303 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Southwestern A three-dimensional shows that ground-water /guidebooks/59/ Review New Mexico calibrated regional ground- flow is controlled by the water flow model of the geology and structure of Mimbres Basin developed the mountain bedrock and by McCoy and Finch basin fill, and that the (unpubl. report for Chino basin can be divided into Mines Company, 2006) four major hydrogeologic regions. 304 Contact NMT, NMBGMR USGS, WRRI Symposium peer South central The fissure selected for To better understand the Water levels in this part of Harmonic analysis of early Monitoring at this site is NMBGMR review Mimbres Basin this study is located kinematics and mechanics the basin have dropped data from the site shows expected to continue for Near Deming approximately 12 mi south of fissuring, we began an approximately 70 ft since that tiltmeter signals one to two years. and 2 mi west of Deming, investigation to determine the turn of the century, contain daily, monthly (28 New Mexico, in the south- if sensitive borehole and previously published day), and annual central portion of the tiltmeters could be used to geophysical profiles periodicities, and that daily Mimbres Basin. document surficial suggest the presence of tiltmeter maxima deformation near a large both buried normal faults correspond to water-level fissure. and stratigraphic minima. irregularities beneath the fissures.
305 OSE Library Luna County With special reference to predicated effects of future pumpage in T24S R11W and T23S R11W on local and adjacent areas.
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7/21/2009 Page 177 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 308 Contact GSA NMBGMR Peer review Mimbres Basin Vertical deflection profiles Water levels beneath the Calculated curvature On the basis of the derived from microradian- study site also fell steadily profiles, which reflect the occurrence of right steps sensitivity tiltmeter data during the period of sign and relative in the trace of the fissure, collected over a 1 yr observation. magnitude of fiber strain we speculate that our data period suggest that an along the ground surface, may reflect contraction earth fissure in the further imply that the across one of the steps as subsiding Mimbres Basin fissure was within a zone a consequence of left- is located near the of contraction throughout lateral slip along the inflection point of an the study period. fissure. evolving surficial fold of infinitesimal amplitude.
309 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR and Unknown near Deming, Fissures associated with Funds from the NMIMT Additional funding from Seismic, gravity, and In particular, the velocity ns/openfile/downloads/OFR300- online NMT Research New Mexico groundwater withdrawal in Research Council grant the New Mexico Bureau of topographic surveys show anomalies associated with 399/351-375/367/ofr_367.pdf Council New Mexico have so far were used for collection Mines and Mineral that the northern Cox the structural high can be been limited to the and processing of 1.5 km Resources was used for earth fissure is developed understood using a simple Deming area, where of high-resolution, shallow 1) collection and above a small, shallow mechanical model for groundwater is pumped seismic reflection lines processing of seismic structural high, perhaps flexure of a gravity-loaded heavily for irrigation. across an area of known data, 2) collection of associated with a series of elastic layer. earth fissures south of gravimetric and buried normal faults. Deming, New Mexico. topographic data, and 3) formulation of mechanical models for stress and displacement fields in compressible elastic layers draped over irregularities. 310 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online NM OSE USGS, NM Unknown Mimbres Basin The bolson-fill aquifer is by 1975, however, about Hydraulic conductivity s/wri/wri944011 OSE? the major water-yielding 75 percent of the 146,000 ranges from 0.03 to 800 unit in the Mimbres Basin, acre-feet withdrawn per feet per day. Reported and ranges from 0 to year was ground water, storage-coefficient values about 3,700 feet thick. most of it from ground- representing confined Ground water generally water storage. parts of the aquifer range flows southward from the Transmissivity of the from 0.00036 to 0.0036; northern highland areas of bolson- fill aquifer ranges those representing the basin. Before 1910, from 10 to 50,000 feet unconfined parts of the ground-water recharge squared per day. aquifer range from 0.04 to and discharge were 0.24. approximately equal;
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7/21/2009 Page 178 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 312 http://az.water.usgs.gov/pubs/pd USGS online USGS USGS and Unknown Little Colorado The C aquifer underlies Ground-water Ground-water budget Downward leakage to the fs/WRIR02-4026WEB.pdf National Park River Basin in NM the Little Colorado River development in the C components for the C Redwall-Muav Limestone Service and AZ Basin and parts of the aquifer has increased aquifer were evaluated aquifer is a major Verde and Salt River steadily since the 1940s using measured or discharge component for Basins and is named for because population estimated discharge the ground-water budget. the primary water-bearing growth has produced an values. rock unit of the aquifer, the increased need for Coconino Sandstone. agricultural, industrial, and public water supply. 313 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF Contact NM Grant County /Publications/Library/OSE_Hydr OSE ologyReports.pdf 314 Mimbres Basin
315 DBS&A Library Peer reviewed Animas Valley, This paper focuses on the In particular, the paper The study area includes Hidalgo County application of a numerical discusses the application the Lower Animas Valley ground-water flow model of a flow net and a between the village of to part of a southwestern stochastic interpolation Animas and Interstate alluvial basin. The model scheme called kriging to Route 10 and between the study emphasizes the determine the distribution Pyramid and Peloncillo parameter estimation and of transmissivities to be Mountains. The model calibration process. used as input to the area also encompasses model. most of the Lightning Dock Known Geothermal Resource Area.
316 http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/oth online US EPA and NM US EPA and Peer review Southwestern The study was undertaken This report covers an area In both the Mexican errpt/swnm/DjVu/downl.html WRRI NM WRRI New Mexico to characterize binational of about 37,000 km2 in Highland and Datil- aquifers in southwestern southwestern New Mexico Mogollon sections, New Mexico and prepare and adjacent parts of groundwater occurs data for an international Arizona and Mexico. primarily in poorly data exchange with the consolidated sediments. Republic of Mexico.
317 http://nm.water.usgs.gov/publica USGS online USGS, OSE USGS, OSE Agency Review Mimbres Basin The geologic structure of The location and depth of Density contrasts of An iterative scheme was The thickness estimates tions/abstracts/wrir02-4007.pdf the Mimbres ground-water the subbasins can be esti- various basement used to separate these were constrained by basin in southwest New mated from analysis of lithologies generate regional gravity trends explor- atory drill-hole Mexico is characterized by isostatic residual gravity complex regional gravity from the alluvial-fill grav- information, interpreted north- and northwest- anomalies. trends, which are ity signal, which was seismic- refraction trending structural convolved with the gravity inverted with estimated profiles, and location of subbasins. Sedimentation signal from the Miocene depth-density relations to bedrock lithol- ogy from of Miocene and Pliocene and Pliocene alluvial fill. compute the thickness of surficial geologic mapping. age has filled and the alluvial fill at 1- The result- ing map of obscured the boundaries kilometer spacing. alluvial-fill thickness of these subbasins and suggests large areas of formed poten- tially thin alluvium that separate productive aquifers of deep structural subbasins. varied thickness.
7/21/2009 Page 179 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 318 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS California State Journal Peer Grant, Hidalgo, The Animas basin system and Cloverdale) with a /guidebooks/51/ University and Review Catron, Luna comprises an total surface watershed of New Mexico Sate interconnected group of about 6340 km 2, and a University four subbasins ground-water flow system (Lordsburg, Lower and area of about 6025 km 2. Upper Animas, 319 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF DBS&A SW OSE OSE Agency Review Gila-San A ground-water flow Application was made to to municipal, industrial, The hydrologic issues and 3) water-level /Publications/Library/OSE_Hydr library Francisco Basin, model of the Silver City change location of well domestic and all other addressed in this report changes at wells of other ologyReports.pdf Grant County area that includes the and place or purpose of purposes allowed under are as follows: 1) capacity ownership and at move-to site was use of 574.71 ac-ft/yr of GSF-1014. of the existing diversion administrative blocks in developed and used to ground water used for works (wells) and source the Mimbres Basin. estimate hydrologic effects mining, milling and related of supply (aquifer) to of the transfer proposed in purposes at the Pinos supply the requested the application GSF-1745 Altos Mines in the Gila- diversions; 2) depletions into GSF-1014. San Francisco Basin to surface water sources under GSF-1745, in the area such as Mangas Springs and the Gila River resulting from the proposed diversions;
320 Personal OSE OSE Agency Review Silver City The purpose of this Office of the State The model is to be used at (Silver City, Central and communication memorandum is to Engineer (OSE) Hydrology the request of the Bayard), as an alternative with Mike document some Bureau for a water rights Interstate Stream to meeting these demands Johnson, modifications to a ground- evaluation involving one of Commission to analyze by developing a surface mike.johnson@ water flow model originally the Town of Silver City’s ground-water pumping to water supply from the Gila state.nm.us developed by the well fields (Johnson, meet projected municipal River. 2000). demands in the central Grant County area
321 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF NM OSE NM OSE, None Silver City area, The Colorado River Basin Potential uses for New groundwater demands. /Publications/Library/Hydrology Hydrology Bureau Luna County, Project Acto fo 1968 Mexico's portion of the This report evaluates Reports/HR-02-04.pdf Deming, allows for the consumptive Gila River supply include existing groundwater Columbus, use of an annual average agricultural, municipal, supplies and estimates the Lordsburg, of 18,000 ac-ft of Gila and industrial uses in hydrologic effects of Animas Basin River water in any period Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna attempting to meet of ten consecutive years Counties. This water selected future demands by New Mexico users. could replace future through continued groundwater pumping. 322 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS New Mexico Journal Peer Mimbres, Animas Ongoing cooperation requires that major aquifer As part of this program, that integrate large /guidebooks/51/ Water Resources Review and Playas between the governments systems with the New Mexico Water amounts of available Research institute Basins in Luna, of the United States and transboundary Resources Research surface and subsurface Grant and Hidalgo the Republic of Mexico components be Institute and cooperating information on basin-fill Counties particularly projects adequately characterized institutions have aquifers in the involving the U.S. in terms of their developed Geographic International Boundary Environmental Protection hydrogeologic framework, Information System (GIS) region between Trans- Agency, ground-water-flow regimes coverages (ARC/INFO® Pecos Texas and and water-quality format) southeastern Arizona. conditions. 323 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Unknown New Mexico, Four ground-water-flow were completed in the Geological Survey's s/ofr/ofr90361 Colorado, Texas, models of basin-fill aquifer conjunction with the Regional Aquifer-System Animas Basin systems in Colorado, new Southwest Alluvial Basins Analysis program. Mexico, and Texas study that is part of Includes modeling of the Animas Basin in NM.
7/21/2009 Page 180 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 324 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Grant County Investigations related to This information is seldom This paper presents A brief summary of /guidebooks/59/ Review mining activities in Grant published, but constitutes summary data from well published resources on County have resulted in a valuable resource for tests performed in the ground-water occurrence the development of present and future efforts principal central Grant in Grant County is also significant amounts of to understand and County mining areas, included. information on ground- manage ground-water including the Tyrone, water occurrence and resources in the area. Fierro-Hanover, Santa water-bearing properties Rita, and Hurley areas. of geologic materials in the principal mining areas of the county. 325 OSE Library Grant County
326 OSE Library Grant County
327 OSE OSE, USGS ACE Agency Peer Lordsburg, New Contains summaries for 3) Report of testing of Review Mexico the following studies: 1) water-supply well for Ground-water conditions Lordsburg Airfield, near Lordsburg, NM; 2) Lordsburg, New Mexico; Report on pumping tests and 4) Ground-water conducted for US Corps of conditions near Lordsburg, Engineers on Lordsburg New Mexico. Army Camp Well No. 1 in New Mexico;
328 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/124 New Mexico Catron County 272726&referer=brief_results State Library
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331 Contact NMED John Shomaker Chino Mines Agency Review Mimbres Basin The report is the complete The three objectives of the JSAI developed a The JSAI model covers The report includes and Associates Company documentation for the ground-water-flow calibrated, three- the entire Mimbres Basin, detailed discussion of the regional ground-water-flow modeling are: 1) evaluate dimensional, finite- has four elevation-based conceptual model of the model used in water-suppply availability difference ground-water- layers, and a uniform grid Mimbres Basin, model sustainability analysis of for Chino's Closure- flow model to represent spacing of 0.5 miles. framework, model Chino's proposed water Closeout Plan; 2) evaluate the basin-fill and bedrock calibration, and predictive treatement system. regional transport and aquifers of the Mimbres model results. capture of ground-water Basin, using previous contaminants; and 3) ground-water-flow models evaluate ground-water as a foundation. management options.
332 USGS online USGS USGS Unknown San Carlos, Measurements of soil- Solar radiation provides unshaded sites than at the stress under salt cedar on the site. The tree roots Arizona moisture content and energy to move soil surfaces of shaded sites, and willow trees show no may have supplied stress made under and moisture both upward and which indicates that evidence of soil-moisture moisture to the soils to near selected species of downward from the upper evaporation loss is greater depletion by the trees. At maintain the soil moisture riparian trees in Arizona part of a soil profile. at unshaded sites than at one site, soil moisture in hydraulic equilibrium supply additional Profiles of chemical shaded sites. This increased during the with the water table. knowledge about the analyses show higher relation is confirmed by season of maximum plant Cottonwood and mesquite mechanism of moisture concentrations of salts at moisture-stress profiles. growth, even though a trees, however, deplete movement and utilization. the surfaces of Profiles of soil-moisture dense stand of annual soil moisture even when grasses was growing ground water is available.
333 Hidalgo County
334 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS website USGS, BLM USGS, BLM Unknown San Agustin Coal The San Augustine Coal Aquifers are present in the The potentiometric surface Wells and springs within runoff to Zuni Salt Lake s/wri/wri924004 area, Catron and Area is located in Triassic Chinle Formation; of each aquifer is the excavated area would could decrease the quality Cibola Counties northwestern Catron Cretaceous units including controlled by the surface- be destroyed. Main effect of the salt produced, the County and southwestern the main body of the water drainage system of the mining would be discharge from Smith Cibola County in west- Dakota Sandstone, the and topography. The lowering water levels. Spring, and the volume of central New Mexico. Coal Mancos Shale and water in these aquifers in Zuni Salt Lake and a small water in Zuni Salt Lake. is present in the intertongued Dakota generally fresh but locally cinder-cone lake that Cretaceous Dakota Sandstone, and is brackish. The aquifers contain brine are used by Sandstone and in the Mesaverde Group; the in the Dakota SS, Pueblo Indians for upper and lower members Tertiary Baca Formation Measaverde Group and religious purposes and for of the Moreno Hill and Datil Group; and the the alluvium would be the production of salt. Formation of the Quaternary alluvium. affected most by mining Coal-mining activities Cretaceous Mesaverde activities in the area. within the subbasins that Group. contribute surface-water
7/21/2009 Page 182 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 335 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS website USGS USGS Unknown San Agustin The San Agustin Basin, (2) the Datil aquifer; (3) Datil Group, yield some The dissolved-solids Point-of-discharge s/wri/wri944125 Basin and Upper the Alamosa Creek Basin the shallow upland water to wells. Sixty-three concentration of ground- temperatures of well or Gila Basin, upstream from Monticello aquifers; and (4) the vertical electrical- water samples ranged spring water that exceed Catron, Socorro, Box, and the upper Gila Alamosa Creek shallow resistivity soundings were from 74 to 23,500 21 degrees Celsius are and Sierra Basin are located in parts aquifer. Two minor used to estimate the depth milligrams per liter. The associated with faults in Counties of Catron, Socorro, and aquifers, the Baca to bedrock and the dominant cations varied; the areas of shallow or Sierra Counties in west- Formation at the northern saline/freshwater interface the dominant anion of exposed bedrock. The central New Mexico. Four edge of the San Agustin in the San Agustin bolson- freshwater generally was dissolved-solids major aquifers are within Basin and a basalt to fill aquifer. bicarbonate. concentration of this warm the study area: (1) the San basaltic andesite unit water ranged from 120 to Agustin bolson-fill aquifer; overlying the 1,200 milligrams per liter.
336 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/wate NM OSE online NM OSE NM OSE Agency Review New Mexico A searchable database of rs_db_index.html well data, surface water data, and water rights data. 337 DBS&A SW John Shomaker Engineers, Inc. Turner Ranch Engineers, Inc. retained As a part of the study, The depth to water in the There are no known faults Evaporation appears to library and Associates Landfill Site, John Shomaker & JSAI evaluated existing part of the site where within 200 ft of the site. exceed precipitation for Grant County, NM Associates (JSAI) to information, review waste will be placed much of the year. perform a preliminary published and ranges from 100 to 150 ft. assessment of the unpublished hydrogeologic conditions hydrogeologic and at the proposed Turner geologic information for Ranch landfill site. the area, and collected and logged drill cuttings from four test holes, which were completed as monitor wells at the site.
338 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMT online USGS USGS Unknown Animas Valley, The Animas Valley is a The present study was This report (OF-130) gives Water-level data used in Comparison of the depth ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- Hidalgo County closed basin located in initiated as part of the US the basic water-level data this report were compiled to water in 1913 and in 199/126-150/130/ofr_130.pdf western Hidalgo County, Geological Survey Water- compiled. from published sources 1976 at similar locations southwest New Mexico. Resource Division's and the files of the yields, in most cases, a Southwest Alluvial Basin Deming Office of the New water-level decline. Regional Aquifer System Mexico State Engineer Analysis.
339 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMT online USGS USGS Unknown Animas Valley, New Mexico Bureau of This report gives the drill ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- Hidalgo County Mines and Mineral hole and testing data 199/126-150/132/ofr_132.pdf Resources conducted this including description of investigation of cuttings, soil samples, groundwater resources in sieve analyses, and the Animas Valley under geophysical logging. contract to USGS. 340 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMT online USGS USGS Unknown Animas Valley, Water quality data Animas valley and the ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- Hidalgo County including specific known geothermal 199/126-150/131/ofr_131.pdf conductance, cations and resource area (KGRA). anions for the upper, middle, and lower
7/21/2009 Page 183 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 341 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR USGS USGS Peer review Animas Valley, A model using a steady- This report details results ns/openfile/downloads/OFR100- online Hidalgo County state simulation and a of the modeling 199/126-150/133/ofr_133.pdf transient simulation of simulations. groundwater flow in the Animas Valley was run. 342 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF Contact NM USGS, OSE USGS, OSE Agency Review Animas Valley, This investigation was Tests made on a number The coefficient of Chemical analyses were On the basis of the data /Publications/Library/TechnicalR OSE Hidalgo County made primarily to obtain of wells throughout the transmissibility of the made of water samples discussed it is estimated eports/TechReport-011.pdf information on the valley indicate wide aquifer, on the basis of from 16 wells throughout that, on the average, less development of ground ranges in yield, drawdown, three aquifer tests and the Animas Valley. than 0.1 inch of the normal water for irrigation in the and specific capacity. specific capacity of the annual percipitation of Animas Valley and to wells, may be taken as about 10 inches that falls evaluate the effects of being on the order of on the drainage area pumping on the ground- 50,000 gallons per day per contributes to the ground- water supply. foot. water body.
343 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/publi NM OSE, USGS, OSE USGS, OSE Unknown High Plains, Areas of observation for This report tabulates the It summarizes changes in Included also are cations_library_techrpts.html DBS&A library Pecos River southwestern New Mexico annual measurements of water levels by discussion hydrographs for the period Valley, South- included Animas Valley, water levels in the and with an atlas of nearly of record through 1954 of Central Closed Playas Valley, and observation wells in the all the maps of change in several selected wells in Basins, Rio Mimbres Valley. various irrigated areas water levels for the period the various areas irrigated Grande Valley, from 1951 to 1955. of record to 1955 for each principally or wholly from Southwestern area in which observations ground-water sources. New Mexico are being made.
344 Catron County
345 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Unknown Grant and Hidalgo Analysis of the quality and s/wsp/wsp422 Counties quantity of groundwater for use in agriculture in the early 1900's.
346 OSE Library OSE OSE Unknown Luna County This document provides a The investigation was The document discusses The transmissibility of the Although the drawdown report on the geology and made to determine the regional geology and aquifer at the sites of the predicted would cause the hydrology of Township 27 probable effect of four hydrology, and the proposed wells is believed water level in well South, Range 8 West in proposed irrigation wells in probable effect of the to be relatively low, 27S.8W.32.443 to fall Luna County, which was Sections 28 and 33, T. 27 proposed wells on the probably less than 10,000 below the principal water- investigated on April 9-11, S., R. 8 W. on an existing existing well. gpd/ft. bearing bed after about 20 1958. stock well in the years, it is believed that SW 4SE 4SE 4 Section 32, T. additional water-bearing 27 S., R. 8 W. beds are present at somewhat greater depths.
7/21/2009 Page 184 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 347 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Los Alamos Journal Peer Hidalgo County Hydrogeologic studies in Challenges to /guidebooks/51/ National Review basin-and-range country characterizing ground- Laboratory face challenges beyond water occurrence include those normally met in sparsity of wells in the other regions. ranges and stratigraphic variability of the basin-fill aquifers over short distances. 348 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF online USGS USFS, USGS, Unknown Catron and Sierra One proposed well site in Ground water in quantities drilled more than 500 feet The chemical quality of /Publications/Library/TechnicalR OSE Counties Catron County and four sufficient to supply stock deep, and water levels in the ground water in all eports/TechReport-018.pdf sites in Sierra County wells and camp facilities the wells probably will be areas is such that the were examined. The can be developed where deep. Water in some of water probably is suitable proposed sites are in high needed. In general, wells the areas may be under for livestock and human mountainous country. should be artesian pressure. use.
349 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS Catron County s/ofr/ofr63122
350 DBS&A Library USGS, OSE, ACE USGS, OSE, Unknown Central Hachita The purpose of the The topography and Report summarizes all ACE Valley, Hidalgo investigation was to geology were examined that is known of the County determine whether a briefly, wells in the area occurrence of ground supply of 36,000 gpd of were inventoried, samples water in the area. potable water could be of water from five wells developed for a small were collected for installation planned in chemical analysis, and Thompson Canyon in the approximate specific Big Hatchet Mountains. capacities of some of the wells were determined.
351 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio Contact USGS? USGS? Peer review Southwestern Description of Groundwater is also found The geologic environment these supplies are locally ns/nmgs/guidebooks/16/ NMBGMR New Mexico groundwater in the geologic formations. of SW NM has created a being depleted as a result characteristics in the Discusses recharge and situation whereby large of pumping for irrigation, region. The largest discharge and aquifer supplies of ground water municipal, and industrial quantities of water come characteristics. have been accumulated use. The reserves of from the alluvium and slowly over a long period ground water are large, bolson fill. of time; but they also are limited.
352 OSE Library Grant County
7/21/2009 Page 185 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 353 OSE Library Hidalgo County
354 NM State Catron County Library
355 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/136 New Mexico Catron County 147881&referer=brief_results State Library
356 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS USGS Unknown New Mexico, The Southwest Alluvial Tertiary and Quaternary border between the United basins is about 4,000 ft. center of valleys. Water s/wri/wri844224 Colorado, Texas Basins study is part of the volcanics also are present. States and Mexico. The Santa Fe deposits are generally flows from the National Regional Aquifer- Tertiary and Quaternary Santa Fe Group composed of layers of east and west southward Systems Analysis volcanic rocks, and also sediments of late gravel, sand, silt, and clay along the axis of the program. Twenty-two Mesozoic rocks west of Oligocene to middle interbedded with local valleys. Groundwater structural basins extend the Espanola and Pleistocene age comprise volcanic lows of tuffs. quality for the region has from the San Luis Basin in Albuquerque-Belen the main aquifer in the Lacustrine deposits are been zoned into calcium southern Colorado to the Basins, form the west area. Estimated maximum more prevalent in the sulfate, calcium chloride, Presidio Basin in western boundary. The east and depths of sediments in the closed basins. Wells magnesium sulfate, Texas. Closed surface- west boundary units rift basins range from produce as much as 2,000 magnesium chloride; water basins west of the converge at the north end 8,000 ft in the Tularosa- gal of water/min. sodium sulfate, sodium Guadalupe Mountains and of the study area to form Hueco Basin to 30,000 ft Poteniometric-surface chloride; sodium east of the Peloncillo the north boundary. The in the San Luis Basin. The altitudes for 1971-82 bicarbonate; and calcium Mountains are included in study area extends south average thickness of indicate that water bicarbonate, magnesium the study. The study area to the international sediments in closed recharges in the highland bicarbonate types. is bounded on the east by areas around the basins predominately and discharges in the Precambrian and Paleozoic rocks.
357 http://nmgs.nmt.edu/publications Contact NMGS Journal Peer Hidalgo County Stratigraphy in a recent to study large-scale /guidebooks/59/ Review intermediate depth (2,100 structural controls for the ft) geothermal test hole is Lightening Dock interpreted along side geothermal system and previous deep (7,001 to refine the stratigraphic and 7,404 ft depth) exploration structural characterization holes of the shallow reservoir.
7/21/2009 Page 186 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 358 http://salsa.stlib.state.nm.us/ipa New Mexico Catron County c20/ipac.jsp?session=123RS60 State Library 0A0855.1079587&profile=nms& uri=link=3100007~!1940697~!31 00001~!3100002&aspect=basic _search&menu=search&ri=1&so urce=~!marquis&term=A+prelimi nary+appraisal+of+the+ground- water+resources+of+the+Frenc hman%27s+Well+Ranch+%2F& index=ALTITLE#focus
Hydrology 359 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Unknown Arizona and New Above-normal The peak discharge during considerably in the same the flood plains indicate s/wsp/wsp1850c Mexico precipitation, which fell the Phoenix flood was reach. More than 500,000 that a large amount of the over much of Arizona and reduced only slightly as it ac-ft of water passed over streamflow loss went to New Mexico in November traveled from Granite Reef Granite Reef Dam, but ground-water recharge. and December 1965 Dam on the Salt River to only 37,000 ac-ft of water during five distinct storm Gillespie Dam on the Gila reached the mouth of the periods, caused flooding River; however, the Gila River. Rises in in several parts of the Gila volume of flow was ground-water levels in River basin. reduced
360 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS USGS Unknown Arizona and New Widespread rainfall of 3 to but was only slightly counties in New Mexico reduced the peak s/ofr/ofr83201 Mexico 9 inches in the mountains higher than the flood in were declared disaster discharge of the Salt River area of Arizona and West- March 1978. The Agua areas. Unusually high at Phoenix from a potential Central New Mexico Fria River was the highest volumes of runoff occurred of about 234,000 cubic during December 17-20, since 1919. The floods on the Salt, Verde, and feet per second to 126,00 1978, caused maximum caused 12 deaths and Agua Fria Rivers cubic feet per second and known discharges on the more than $150 million in upstream from reservoirs. greatly reduced the Gila River in New Mexico damage. Damage of $51.8 Overflow from the duration of the flood. and on several streams in million occurred in reservoir systems caused Arizona. At Phoenix, the Maricopa County, Arizona. flooding downstream. Salt River was the highest Ten counties in Arizona Storage in the reservoirs since 1920 and three on the Salt and Verde River
361 USGS online Arizona and west- Severe flooding occurred central New in parts of the Little Mexico Colorado and Gila River basins as a result of a storm that occurred December 17-20, 1978. The central highlands received 3 to 10 inches of precipitation that was augmented by snowmelt to altitudes of 10,000 feet.
7/21/2009 Page 187 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 362 U.S. ACOE U.S. ACOE Unknown Southwest New The focus of this study and local flood damage (2) the feasibility of (3) that no combination of Based on the findings of Mexico was on development of reduction measures were channel clearing in the local flood control this study, no Federal major upstream dams for evaluated. The major Safford Valley as an measures could provide action should be taken to both flood control and study conclusions were effective method for water an economically justified implement comprehensive water conservation that (1) no comprehensive conservation is uncertain, comprehensive solution to plans for flood damage purposes. Dams at the solution to both flooding and the flooding and water reduction or combined Quail Springs, Conner, and water conservation is supply problems in the flood damage and Camelsback sites and economically justified at Gila River Basin. reduction/water channel clearing this time, conservation in the Gila measures in Safford River Basin. Valley were considered, 363 U.S. ACOE U.S. BOR Unknown Upper Gila, This report documents the The objective of this The reservoir The work was performed Connor Dam, hydrologic analysis hydrologic analysis was to configuration included a in support of the ongoing Southwestern NM conducted through FY-85 evaluate the flood single purpose water U.S. BOR Upper Gila (June through September) reduction potential of the supply reservoir and multi- Water Supply Study (a by the Hydrologic proposed Conner Dam on purpose combinations of segment of the Central Engineering Section of the the Gila River. flood control and water Arizona Project). Los Angeles District Corps supply at a site on the Gila of Engineers. River near Redrock, New Mexico.
364 http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs/rmr online USFS? USFS? Peer review Colorado River The Rocky Mountains and natural and human spearheaded by the meet the increasing needs pertinent details of s_p013/rmrs_p013_117_128.pd Basin Southwestern United induced disturbances on USDA Forest Service and of people living in these watershed research that f States, essentially the the functioning, its cooperators, leads to a regions and throughout has been accomplished in Colorado River Basin, processes, and better understanding of the Western United the Colorado River Basin have been the focus of a components of the the regions' ecology, and States. This paper two regions and to wide range of research regions' ecosystems. to the formulation of presents provides highlights of the efforts to learn more about Watershed research, management guidelines to research results. the effects of
365 Contact NM Silver City OSE
366 http://www.townofsilvercity.org/u online Silver City, NM The Town of Silver City The Town of Silver City is tilities/Reprints/Supplement%20 supplies its municipal interested in sources for on%20Water%20Use%20%20a water system from future water use and nd%20Well%20Field%20Servic groundwater supplied by wellfield service life. An e.pdf the Frank’s and evaluation of wellfield Woodward wellfields, and service life based on the the Anderson and Gabby widely-applied MODFLOW Hayes wells. The aquifer program is used to that supplies the wells is estimate future wellfield the Gila Group aquifer. conditions.
367 DBS&A SW Balleau unknown Unknown Silver City area Includes exhibits 3A library Groundwater, Inc. through 25, but missing some exhibits.
7/21/2009 Page 188 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 368 http://www.earthscape.org/p1/be New Mexico The drought years of Every day, more a02/ 1996, 2000, and 2002 subdivisions are built on have made clear to many our farmland, more wells New Mexicans that our are drilled, and we pray for water supplies are limited. rain. We passively but In many places we are inexorably allow the future using water faster than it of our state to be can be replenished; our determined by the day-to- aquifers are being day operation of outdated depleted, and our streams laws, policies, and are drying up. Our state regulations relating to has no plan to meet ever- water. increasing demands for water with our finite water supplies.
369 Gila River, Grant County
370 http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/tech WRRI online WRRI, NMSU, WRRI, USGS Unknown Mimbres Basin Along with simplifying the The proposed rpt/tr255/tr255.pdf UNM existing Mimbres Basin computerized procedures Criteria, this report also can help define many proposes to review some different technical of the criteria's basic considerations and allow elements. both individials and government agencies to make some preliminary time and money-saving decisions. 371 WRRI online Gila National Prescribed natural fire has Forest, New been a part of resource Mexico management on the Gila National Forest since 1975.
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373 Arizona/New Mexico 374 Upper Gila River, Southwestern New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 189 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 375 U.S. BOR U.S. BOR Unknown Upper Gila River, This supplement provides Each report includes a Southwestern, flood control reports for discussion of the NM the Hot Springs-Wide vegetation, soils, erosion, Hollow-Eden Springs economy, hydrology, Tributary, Steeple Rock sedimentation, flood and Wash Tributary, Lines- sedimentation damages, Pitts Washes Tributary, plan of watershed Goat Camp Creek improvements for flood Tributary, Duck Creek control purposes, effects Headwaters Tributary, and of program expressed in Upper Gila River physical terms, benefits Watershed studies. from flood control programs, costs, and analysis of costs and benefits.
376 unknown Boulder City Bureau of unknown unknown Upper Gila River, BOR library, Reclamation NM Denver BOR Library 377 Arizona-Colorado
378 OSE Library Southwest New Mexico 379 Arizona/New Mexico 380 Upper Gila, Southwest New Mexico
381 U.S. BOR U.S. BOR Unknown Arizona/New Alma Dam was under projected water The Alma facility would be Alma Dam is proposed as This data report Mexico investigated as part of the requirement and supply an integral part of a a thin-arch concrete dam constitutes a request for Upper Gila River Project conditions and developing comprehensive basin located on the San the reconnaissance investigation, oriented a plan to provide the development plan, Francisco River near designs and estimates for toward examining the quantities that would be including the potential Glenwood, New Mexico. Alma Dam and water requirements of the required. Camelsback and Hooker The structure would appurtenant works. Upper Gila River Basin Dams in coordinated impound an 85,000 acre- (above Coolidge Dam and control of the Gila River. foot reservoir extending Reservoir), about 6 miles upstream from the dam. 382 Arizona/New Mexico
383 Mimbres Basin, Southwestern New Mexico
384 Arizona/New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 190 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 385 unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Upper Gila River
386 Arizona/New Mexico
387 Upper Gila, Arizona/New Mexico 388 Arizona/New Mexico
389 DBS&A SW BOR BOR Unknown Arizona/New Report provides A series of alternatives, all library Mexico discussion on setting, more expensive than need for action, plan Conner Dam (including formulation, plan Hooker Dam), were selection, and consultation evaluated and are and coordination. discussed in this document. 390 Arizona/New Mexico 391 Upper Gila, Mangas Creek, Southwestern NM
392 DBS&A SW BOR BOR Unknown Upper Gila, The document is a This supplement focuses Additional formulation as threatened under the Library Arizona/New supplement to the Plan on the plan formulation activities have occured as Endangered Species Act Mexico Formulation Working activities that have taken a result of the Fish and with critical habitat in the Document prepared in place since the previous Wildlife Service's project area. April 1985. document was prepared. proposed listing of two fish species 393 Upper Gila, Arizona/New Mexico
394 DBS&A SW BOR BOR Unknown Gila River, Notice of public meetings Planning studies for the It is from this group of The purpose of this Public September 1986 draft library Arizona and New for the proposed selection Upper Gila Water Supply plans that a "proposed Information Document is environmental impact Mexico for the draft environmental Study have led to the action" for the draft to describe the costs and statement (EIS), and impact statement. development of six plans, environmental impact environmental impacts of discuss the evaluation including a "No Federal statement will be selected. the six plans that will be factors critical to plan Actions" plan. included in the selection.
7/21/2009 Page 191 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 395 DBS&A SW BOR BOR Unknown Southwest New The objective of the The basic study concept The study area was Conceptual plans for library Mexico recreational study effort is also includes the examined from an recreation development, to analyze the potential of development of environmental, cultural, including costs were the proposed actions to recreational plans to and aesthetic viewpoint. developed and are meet identifiable address the opportunites presented for the potential recreational needs in the that will be created study features. area, and to recommend through implementation of implementation actions any proposed action. and/or strategies.
396 Arizona/New Mexico 397 DBS&A SW BOR Upper Gila, The purpose of this The alternatives presented 4) Top of the Box The greatest net benefits Based on Reclamation's library Arizona/New document is to provide a in this document included: diversion to Saddlerock are provided by using the analysis, these rights Mexico summary of the most 1) Mangas diversion to Canyon Dam; 5) Top of existing groundwater should be adequate until recent planning Mangas Creek Dam; 2) the Box diversion to rights to meet the about the year 2010 when information available on Mangas diversion to groundwater municipal needs in the a supplemental supply the water supply Schoolhouse Dam; 3) recharge/recovery in Central Grant County area would be required. alternatives, their costs, Mangas diversion to Silver City wellfields; and as long as those rights are environmental impacts groundwater 6) Distribution system. adequate to meet the and effects, and related recharge/recovery in needs. financial aspects. Silver City wellfields;
398 DBS&A SW BOR BOR Upper Gila, The purpose of this study Sizing analyses were The results from this study These results also indicate If the more conservative library Arizona/New was to analyze the impact performed to determine indicate that it may be that if fish flow approach to satisfying Mexico of variation in downstream the facilities required to possible to decrease requirements are included downstream water rights flow requirements on the develop average annual substantially the size of in an operating system concerns is retained, the "potentially storable flows" yields of 3, 6, and 9 KAF the facitlities required to that uses the "alternate" sizing requirements are in the Upper Gila River, for each of the six water develop the same water approach to satisfying relatively insensitive to the and to determine the supply scenarios. supply by using a different downstream water rights, fish flows specified here. sizing requirements for an approach to computing the size is fairly sensitive offstream storage facility. releases required to to the precise satisfy downstream water requirements. rights.
399 Arizona/New Mexico 400 http://www.hcn.org/issues/286/1 HCN web site Gila National High Country News 5102 Forest feature article about the Boiler Fire in the Gila National Forest, and the history of and current fire management in the western United States. 401 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS? Unknown Southeastern AZ The stream channel of the dominant and is narrow therefore, the size and s/pp/pp655k Gila River in Safford and has a meander meander pattern of the Valley, Ariz., is wide and pattern at the end of a stream channel are straight at the end of a period in which low flows regarded as determined period in which high flows have been dominant; by past dominant flows. have been
7/21/2009 Page 192 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 402 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online Gila River, The Gila River in Safford During the period of study, s/pp/pp655I Arizona Valley, southeastern 1963-71, measurements Arizona, was the site for a of storm runoff in summer- field study of July through October-from evapotranspiration (Culler tributaries along a 15-mile and others, 1970). (24km) reach of the Gila River were required for water budget analyses.
403 OSE library; Dwyer The purpose of this report The greater part of the The Mimbres River flows Not all wells within the Most well owners freely NMBGMR GIC quadrangle, Grant on the Dwyer quadrangle quadrangle is included in in a southerly direction area appear in the tables, granted permission to and Luna in Grant and Luna the drainage area of the through the center of the though it is believed that measure water levels, Counties Counties in southwestern Mimbres River where it is area. very few have been depths, production rates, New Mexico is to present underlain by volcanic omitted. and to collect water a brief discussion of rocks, largely rhyolitic samples for chemical ground-water resources tuffs, and minor flows with analyses. and tabular data on wells some water-laid and springs as well as a sediments. map showing locations.
404 Contact NMBGMR NMBGMR SW San Agustin NMBGMR for Plains, Catron availability County
405 http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us/s NMED website Silver City USFS? Unknown Gila National Describes designated The intent of this analysis opinion that the wqb/Gila_National_Forest- Surface Water Forest uses for stream reaches is to provide you with local development of total Analysis_of_Designated_Uses_ Quality Bureau and threats to these knowledge and supporting maximum daily loads of For_Stream_Reaches-01-16- streams within the Gila references for making various pollutants is futile 1997.PDF National Forest. changes in designated if designated uses are not uses. We are of the accurately identified.
406 DBS&A Library Catron County This document is a water as well as descriptions of plan for Catron County, the study area, existing and includes a discussion water resources, water of County water use, analysis, water ordinances and the legal conservation and framework for the water development alternatives. plan,
407 Western United An important part of the and forms an interesting States water supply in the climatic index, since it western United States is integrates these derived from runoff fed by influences over the entire mountain snowmelt Snow late fall-spring period. accumulation responds to both precipitation and temperature variations,
408 Contact BOR Conner Dam, Gila River, Grant County 7/21/2009 Page 193 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 409 http://libros.unm.edu/search~S7/ UNM Library, Upper Gila, Grant ?searchtype=X&searcharg=Upp BOR Denver County er+Gila+River+Project+&search Library scope=7&SORT=R&extended= 0&SUBMIT=Search&searchlimit s=&searchorigarg=XUpper+Gila +River+Project+Regional+Geolo gy%2C+Geology+of+Alma+Da m+and+Reservoi
410 New Mexico
411 DBS&A SW USGS OSE, USGS Agency Review Mimbres Basin The map report shows The hydrologic data Four of the five The hydrograph of the well 1987 water levels varied library South, rises and declines in shown on this map were hydrographs show water about 1.5 miles east of from 3.23 to 378.7 ft below Southwestern groundwater levels from collected at sites south of level rises from 1982 to Columbus located at land surface. 1982 to New Mexico 1982 to 1987 and the Township 22 South in the 1987, but prior to this T28S, R8W, Section 1987 water level changes 1987 depth to water. Mimbres Basin. period indicate long-term 36.411 shows a water ranged from a rise of water level declines. level decline from 1982 to 46.24 ft to a decline of 1987 and a long-term 29.40 feet. water level rise. 412 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS Unknown Gila River, In the arid southwestern The USGS initiated the was evaluated for each averaged 43 inches before phreatophytes would be a s/pp/pp655P Graham County, States, evapotranspiration Gila River Phreatophyte reach as the residual in a clearing. The removal of cover of forage grasses. Arizona from a flood plain can Project in 1962 and water-budget equation phreatophytes resulted in result in a significant consisted of 15 miles of consisting of 12 a reduction in reduction in the quantity of the Gila River flood plain components measuring all evapotranspiration water conveyed to in southeastern Arizona, inflow and outflow of water averaging 19 inches per downstream users. A subdivided into four through each reach. year. A logical large portion of the continuous reaches. Annual evapotranspiration replacement of evapotranspiration is from Evapotranspiration on the project area phreatophytes. 413 API online DBS&A DBS&A? Peer review United States Chemicals released into The objective of this report 1) Identify relevant the vadose zone, from is to provide analysts a techniques to quantify either accidental spills or sound technical basis for areally distributed, diffuse, wastes managed on the selecting recharge values natural recharge, and 2) land, may migrate to used in mass transport Compile existing data on groundwater, depending calculations, such as diffuse recharge upon the nature of the those required in risk- throughout the United release, design of the based corrective action States waste management (RBCA) assessments. The facility, properties of the scope of the study is chemical, vadose zone twofold: characteristics, and leaching potential.
7/21/2009 Page 194 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 414 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/isc_r Available online Southwest New OSE Agency Review Southwest NM The Southwest New region is prepared to meet Nutt Hockett Basins demands in the northern (the largest water use in egional_plans4.html through OSE Mexico Regional Mexico Water Planning future water demands. (central and southern part to central part of the the region) issues, Water Plan Region includes Catron, Regional water planning of the region) due to region) to support including agricultural water Steering Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna activities have been heavy pumping for recreation uses and conservation and Committee Counties. Regional water funded through and municipal and agricultural endangered species; mechanisms for short- planning was initiated in overseen by the New use; Use of Central watershed management in term leasing of agricultural New Mexico in 1987, its Mexico Interstate Stream Arizona Project water, a National Forest and water rights; and primary purposes being Commission (ISC). renewable resource, to private forested lands to protection of and planning (1) to demonstrate an in- Key water issues in the meet current and future guard against catastrophic for water resources that state need for water, Southwest Region include: needs; protection of forest fires, to protect are shared with Mexico. thereby providing a legal Declining groundwater natural environment of the water quality, and basis for denying an out-of- levels in the Animas, Gila and San Francisco potentially to increase state appropriation and Mimbres, and Rivers (which supply yields in key areas; protecting water resources agricultural agricultural sector for New Mexico citizens and
415 Southwest New Mexico
416 DBS&A library USGS, OSE USGS, OSE Agency Review Southwest New This report presents the This report provides Ground-water sources are Logs of municipal wells Mexico results of an inventory of information about the described, and the were included where the water supplies and water supplies and chemical quality of water available. water systems of systems of 44 from each source of public communities in communities in Catron, supply is given. southwestern New Mexico Dona Ana, Grant, Hidalgo, that have populations of Luna, Sierra, and Socorro 100 or more. Counties.
417 Gila River, Southwestern New Mexico 418 Silver City, NM
419 Contact Hidalgo County Engineers, Inc. or Village of Virden 420 Contact City of Grant County Bayard or NM OSE 421 Contact Santa Grant County Clara or NM OSE 422 Lake Roberts Dam, Grant County 423 Contact City of Deming
424 Santa Clara
7/21/2009 Page 195 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 425 http://nmconservation.org/dl/NM online New Mexico This report addresses the ClimateChange_report1_527.pd implications of recent f changes in climate on previously identified conservation priorities in New Mexico. 426 http://nmconservation.org/dl/CC online Nature Nature Unknown New Mexico Here, we employ a newly by USGS HUC-8 the physical implications of species with _report2_final.pdf Conservancy Conservancy available analytical tool, watersheds for New of regional climate conservation status the ClimateWizard Mexico (Girvetz et al. change. Finally, to occurring within them. toolbox, to map and 2008). We also identify evaluate the conservation analyze long-term trends recent trends in snowpack implications of these in climate water deficit and the timing of peak- trends, we relate climate (e.g., moisture stress) runoff from streams to water deficit in watersheds summarized. further examine to the number
427 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF DBS&A project NMED USEPA? Agency Review San Francisco The purpose of the study Discusses various levels /ISC/BasinsPrograms/GilaSanFr file; online River was to determine whether of impairment to selected ancisco/USEPA-1999- selected reaches of the reaches of the river. BiologicalAssessment- San Francisco River and SanFranciscoRiver.pdf its tributaries exhibit aquatic life use impairment, based on macroinvertebrate community integrity.
428 OSE Library OSE OSE Unknown San Agustin This report was written to The San Agustin Basin is The data collected A computer model was The assumptions and Plains fulfill administrative a closed basin, including indicated a regional used to estimate long term computations based on requirements for State an area of approximately groundwater system with effects of pumping. Model the available data lead to Engineer action on 2,000 square miles. The water flowing simulations showed the the conclusion that the applications to appropriate writer obtained water level southeastward with a effects at 20 year intervals proposed appropriations groundwater within data on approximately 156 possible south to beginning at 20 years and will not be detrimental to declared groundwater wells in the basin, and southwest component to continuing through 200 existing water rights. basins, specifically developed a water level flow. The slope of the years. pending applications in the contour map in an effort to water table in the San San Agustin Plains area define the flow pattern on Agustin system is (file numbers RG-28322 the southern end of the approximately 50 feet per and RG-28324, RG-27621 Plains. mile in a southeasterly and RG-27622, with each direction. set of applications calling for the irrigation of 320 acres).
429 http://www.fs.fe Pinyon-juniper woodlands Nevertheless, a d.us/rm/pubs/rm are not normally recommendation was rs_p051/rmrs_p considered a high water- made in the 1950s to 051_059_064.p yielding type largely evaluate the effectiveness df because of the low of increasing water yields precipitation amounts and by converting pinyon- high evapotranspiration juniper overstories to rates encountered. herbaceous covers.
7/21/2009 Page 196 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 430 Contact BOR Gila River, Southwest New Mexico
431 Contact BOR Upper Gila River, Grant County
432 Grant County
433 Contact BOR Upper Gila River, Grant County
434 USGS online Colorado River This volume is one of a Basin series of 12 reports presenting results of measurements of flow made on certain streams in the United States during the calendar year 1912.
435 USGS online Colorado River This volume is Part IX of a Basin, NM series of 12 reports presenting results of measurements of flow made on certain streams in the United States during the calendar year 1911.
436 Gila National Forest, Southwest New Mexico
437 Gila River, Southwest New Mexico
438 Mimbres Basin, Southwestern New Mexico
439 Mimbres Valley, Southwestern New Mexico
440 Gila and San Francisco watersheds, Southwestern NM
441 Contact the Gila River OSE
7/21/2009 Page 197 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 442 Contact the Fort West Ditch OSE
443 Contact the Maldonado Ditch OSE
444 Gila Valley, southwestern NM
445 Colorado Front Range
446 OSE Library Barite of Luna County America
447 Central Grant County
448 Silver City, Grant County 449 Contact City of Hidalgo County Lordsburg or NM OSE 450 DBS&A SW Engineers Inc. Silver City Peer review Silver City Includes sections on the Summarized 5) implement water Library wisdom of water recommendation include: conservation practices at conservation, description 1) increase the number of city and school facilities; of Silver City's water meters; 2) start a meter 6) carefully phase in system, update of data replacement program; 3) higher water rates; and 7) from 40-year plan, reduce leaks, water perform a leak detection February and July water wasting and illegal water study. use statistics, water use; 4) initiate an conservation survey, education/assistance unaccounted and unbilled program; water use, and recommendations.
7/21/2009 Page 198 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 451 Contact Village of Reserve Agency review Village of This document is a 40- projections of population Reserve or NM Reserve, NM year water plan for the and water use, OSE; DBS&A Village of Reserve. It comparison of projected file provides an overview of demand and available the existing water system, supply, and water resources, water recommendations. production and use,
452 Grant County
453 Silver City, NM
454 Contact Silver Grant County City or NM OSE
455 Silver City
456 DBS&A SW unknown unknown unknown Ft. Bayard, Grant Monthly and annual Also provides monthly 125 years of record, library County precipitation amounts for averages for the same elevation 6,142 ft, average Ft. Bayard from 1867 period, and annual high rainfall 15.63 inches. through 1992. and low temperatures for 1949 through 1992. 457 WRRI Library at Upper Gila Valley New Mexico Arroyas State University watershed, Grant County
458 DBS&A network The Nature Gila River Basin The subject of this paper and the New Mexico This paper examines the Conservancy pertains to the Arizona Consumptive Use and maximum Gila River water Water Settlements Act of Forebearance Agreement diversion that is possible 2004, which provides which details New without impinging on money to conduct studies Mexico's right to develop downstream water rights, and to develop a water and consumptively use and recommends an supply project for 140,000 acre-feet of water environmental flow Southwest New Mexico, from the Gila Basin in any approach for identifying ten year period. the flow needs of the upper Gila River.
459 DBS&A SW OSE OSE Unknown Southwestern Ground-water use in the The model has been used, The model is used to The use of the ground- library New Mexico Mimbres Basin, a in conjunction with estimate effects of water flow model southwest alluvial basin empirical data, to prepare proposed appropriations facilitates basin with a varied a blockwise inventory of and to update projected management by providing hydrogeologic projected water levels and values when applications reasonable environment, is regulated decline rates for an are approved or existing approximations to aquifer with the aid of a finite administratively defined water rights are cancelled hydraulics in a difference numerical planning period. or transferred. heterogenious ground-water flow model. hydrogeologic environment, as well as saving computational time in maintaining a ground- water inventory. 7/21/2009 Page 199 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 460 OSE Library Town of Silver Agency Review Silver City area City, NM ISC
461 Colorado River Basin
462 USGS online Colorado River Southern New Castle This investigation was Basin County has a land area of made to provide 190 square miles in knowledge of the northcentral Delaware. It availability and quality of is predominantly a rural .the ground-water supply area with a population of to aid future development. about 9,500 people who The climate, surface are engaged chiefly in features, and geology of agriculture. By and large, the area are favorable for the residents are the occurrence of ground dependent upon ground water. water as a source of potable water. 463 USGS online Colorado River The hydrographic work of Basin the United States Geological Survey includes the collection of facts concerning, and the study of conditions affecting the behavior of water from the time it reaches the earth as rain or snow until it joins the oceans or great navigable rivers.
7/21/2009 Page 200 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 464 OSE Library Weiss-Hines Town of Silver Agency Review Grant County The document evaluates The intent of the report Engineering, Inc. City, NM ISC non-municipal demand for was to evaluate two key Gila River water and issues in more detail: 1) makes recommendations the future demand for Gila for a regional water River water; and 2) the organization in central formation of a contracting Grant County. entity and/or regional water utility.
465 WRRI Library at Grant County New Mexico State University
466 Gila River Changes of the Gila River The research has shown channel since 1920 have that the morphological been investigated, and in response to high flow particular, the last three events depends on relatively wet decades sequences of events and have been compared with critical combinations of the drier ones of the conditions. 1920s to 1950s.
467 Hooker Dam, Southwestern New Mexico 468 Contact NM Lake Roberts, Game & Fish or Grant County Engineers, Inc.
469 New Mexico Gila National Tree harvesting and In order to quantify the State University Forest, logging are routine important hydrologic Library Southwestern NM activities for sale proceeds variables as a of fuelwood in the pinyon- consequence of type juniper woodlands. These conversion from pinyon- operations adversely juniper to grasslands, a affect the hydrologic long term study was characteristics of the sites initiated during 1986 on a if not carefully carried out pinyon-juniper invaded using scientifically grassland in the Black oriented methods. Range in southwestern New Mexico.
7/21/2009 Page 201 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 470 USGS online The descriptive list of surveys of rivers in the United States issued by the United States Geological Survey in 1926 as Water-Supply Paper 55S comprised surveys by the Geological Survey and other Federal bureaus and by State, semiofficial, and private agencies.
471 OSE Library, Silver City, USGS OSE, USGS Unknown Silver City area Silver City requested that The efficiency of the wells Other well fields were The investigation of the DBS&A library the USGS investigate the in the present Silver City evaluated by comparing potential for future town water supply in order well fields was determined well performances, by development was limited to make a quantitative by pumping tests and by analysis of water-level to the vicinity of the appraisal of its adequacy an evaluation of long-term fluctuations, and by present well fields and to for present and future water-level declines and relating well-field the drainage basin of San needs, and to make a pumpage records. performance to geologic Vicente Arroyo. qualitative evaluation of conditions. potential areas for future development of additional supplies of ground water for Silver City and for nearby communities.
472 New Mexico
473 New Mexico
474 New Mexico
475 New Mexico
476 NA contact OSE OSE OSE Unknown New Mexico Irrigation water sources and cropland acreages in New Mexico tablulated for 1993, 1994, and 1995.
7/21/2009 Page 202 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 477 New Mexico
478 DBS&A SW Leeds, Hill and Phelps Dodge Peer review Mangas Cree, Completion Work map 2 sheets show the library Jewett Inc. Corporation Grant County shows vicinity and key. schematic diagram of operation and control. 479 Unknown DBS&A project OSE OSE Agency Review Deming This report recognizes the This document developed This document discusses file individuals and groups general background data water supply, water that contributed to its on the City's water demand, and water plan development and system. The Mimbres alternatives for the City of summarizes previous Underground Water Basin Deming. water planning efforts in is the City's only source of the region. water.
480 http://www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/fea online New Mexico At least some portion of The relationship between An annual PDO average There is a strong From tables 1 and 2, the ture/PDO_NM.htm New Mexico has the PDO and New Mexico was calculated for each relationship between the dry years outnumbered experienced severe to precipitation was studied year from 1931 through Pacific Decadal Oscillation wet years nearly four to extreme drought (as in several ways. Data sets 1997. Average and precipitation in New one (55 to 15 percent of described by the Palmer for the PDO were obtained precipitation for each of Mexico. the years) during the last Drought Severity Index) from the University of eight climate divisions was cold phase of the cycle during 56 of the past 102 Washington web page. calculated, for each of (1944-1976). During the years. those years. warm side of the cycle (1977-1997), wet years outnumbered dry ones three to one (43 to 14 percent). 481 OSE Library OSE OSE Unknown Mimbres Basin A hydrologic investigation Hydrologic analysis and a of China Draw, a tributary field investigation of China of the Mimbres River in Draw indicate that water is the Mimbres Basin was likely to be available to the performed on October 30, applicant in the amount 1990 to evaluate whether requested on occasional water would be available years. Approval of the to an applicant for a new application would result in appropriation of 158.9 water level declines in the acre-feet of surface water area of the proposed for irrigation. The property application due to reduced which the applicant recharge to the underlying proposes to irrigate is aquifer. located in a critical block of the Mimbres Basin Model.
482 DBS&A SW USGS, OSE USGS, OSE unknown Mimbres Basin This basic data report for Maps, scale 1:250,000, Library the Mimbres River basin, show well locations, water- New Mexico, lists well and level contours, and water- spring data including well level declines. locations, water levels, well yields, and chemical analyses of well and spring water. 7/21/2009 Page 203 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 483 USGS online Colorado River The water supply of the while in all parts of the Basin, NM United States is of more country the increase in the importance to the life and population of cities and pursuits of the people than towns makes necessary any other natural additional water supplies resource. In the arid for domestic and industrial States the limit of uses, in procuring which agricultural development both the quantity and the is determined by the quality of the water that amount of water available may be obtained must be for irrigation, considered.
484 Upper Gila River, Southwestern New Mexico 485 Upper Gila River Tree-ring analysis is one Drainage, method of extending our Southeastern knowledge of hydrologic Arizona variability beyond the relatively short period covered by gaged streamflow records. In this paper, a network of recently developed tree- ring chronologies is used to reconstruct annual river discharge in the upper Gila River drainage in southeastern Arizona and southwestern Arizona since A.D. 1663.
486 Contact NMGF Miller Ecological Engineers, Inc. Unknown Bear Canyon Control of non-native fish The purpose of this study The results of this study The two most practical To date there is Consultants, Inc. and NMGF Lake, Grant escapement is one was to examine the includes the development options for the facility are insufficient hydrologic County element required for the feasibility of constructing of three design a coanda screen information to determine rehabilitation of Bear on-site facilities to control alternatives for fish downstream of the stilling the flow through the Canyon Lake. escapement or exclusion devises that basin or a cylindrical reservoir due to storm dwonstream movement of meet NMGF criteria. screen on the primary events and related non-native fishes from outlet in combination with reservoir attenuation. Bear Canyon Lake. water level management.
487 Southwest New Mexico
488 New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 204 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 489 Contact NMGF NMGF unknown Bear Canyon The New Mexico Reservoir, Grant Department of Game and County Fish proposes to remove sediment from the upper end of Bear Canyon Reservoir to restore a portion of the original holding capacity thereby improving recreational opportunity and meeting legal requirements for irrigation.
490 Contact the ISC, OSE ISC, OSE Agency review Hidalgo County The first part of this profile The profile suggests the OSE provides an inventory and extent to which selected information describing the projected future demands natural and human may be met with water resources of Hidalgo supplies presently County. available for use in the county. 491 Contact the ISC, OSE ISC, OSE Agency review Luna County The first part of this profile The profile suggests the OSE provides an inventory and extent to which selected information describing the projected future demands natural and human may be met with water resources of Luna County. supplies presently available for use in the county. 492 Contact the ISC, OSE ISC, OSE Agency review Catron County The first part of this profile The profile suggests the OSE provides an inventory and extent to which selected information describing the projected future demands natural and human may be met with water resources of Catron supplies presently County. available for use in the county. 493 Contact the ISC, OSE ISC, OSE Agency review Grant County The first part of this profile The profile suggests the OSE provides an inventory and extent to which selected information describing the projected future demands natural and human may be met with water resources of Grant supplies presently County. available for use in the county.
7/21/2009 Page 205 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 494 OSE Library OSE OSE Unknown Gila River, The Gila River The survey reports are The volumes include Southwest New Hydrographic Survey divided into 8 volumes maps showing the location Mexico determined the location of dated between 1963 and and extent of irrigated uses, extent and source of 1966: San Simon Creek, lands, ownership of land water used beneficially Red Rock Area, Cliff-Gila and water use facilities, from the Gila River, the Buckhorn-Duck Creek ditch capacities, location San Francisco RIver, and Area, Upper Gila Area, and description of wells, San Simon Creek and Glenwood Mule Creek abstracts of water right their tributaries. Area, Reserve Area, Luna files recorded in the State Area, and Apache Creek Engineer office, and Aragon Area. determination of water requirements for the uses found.
495 DBS&A Library New Mexico river An introduction summary Topographically, New basins text treats the state-wide Mexico divides into nine water situation, including major surface-water discussions of the present drainage areas: Arkansas water supply, water River Basin, Southern regulations, interstate High Plains, Pecos River water compacts, the Basin, Central closed drainage-basin system, basins, Rio Grande Basin, and present water uses. Western closed basins, San Juan River Basin, Lower Colorado River Basin, and Southwestern closed basins. Data in this report are presented by drainage areas.
496 Grant County
497 Cliff-Gila, Southwest New Mexico 498 http://www.seo.state.nm.us/wate OSE online New Mexico GIS data for water wells in r-info/gis-data/ the WATERS database (OSE Well Data), and declared groundwater basins. 499 This revised and stressing the need for new expanded edition provides catchment management an introduction to the planning in both complex field of land and developed and developing water development, countries.
7/21/2009 Page 206 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 500 http://www.agu.org/eos_elec/99 AGU online S. Nigam, Dept. NOAA’s Pan Peer review United States The two leading patterns The predictive potential of Understanding of low- 088e.html of Meteorology, American of Pacific decadal sea this link may contribute to frequency variations in Univ. of Maryland Climate Studies surface temperature (SST) the development of warm- drought and streamflow (?) program; NSF’s variability are strongly season hydroclimate would be important for Climate linked to large-scale forecasts in the United both agriculture and water Dynamics patterns of warm-season States. resources management. program drought and streamflow in the United States, recent analysis shows.
501 Arizona/New Mexico
502 http://treesearch.fs.fed.us/pubs/ http://treesearch Santa Fe Clearing trees in piñon- This study was conducted .fs.fed.us/pubs/3 juniper woodlands may to evaluate piñon-juniper 1247 increase grass cover and hydrology conditions infiltration, leading to during baseline data reduced surface runoff collection in a paired and erosion. watershed study.
503 Contact USGS Gila River Basin, Water-resources data for This report contains and miscellaneous sites; Southwestern, the 1998 water year for discharge records for 158 and water levels at 122 New Mexico New Mexico consist of gaging stations; stage and observation wells. Also records of discharge and contents for 26 lakes and included are 36 crest- water quality of streams; reservoirs; water quality stage, partial-record stage, contents, and water for 34 gaging stations, 23 stations. quality of lakes and wells, and 41 partial- reservoirs; and water record stations levels and water quality in wells and springs.
504 Contact USGS Gila River Basin, Water-resources data for This report contains and 85 partial-record Southwestern, the 1999 water year for discharge records for 168 stations and New Mexico New Mexico consist of gaging stations; stage and miscellaneous sites; and discharge and water contents for 26 lakes and water levels at 130 quality of streams; stage, reservoirs; water quality observation wells. Also contents, and water for 34 gaging stations, 26 included are 80 crest- quality of lakes and wells, stage, partial-record reservoirs; and water stations. levels and water quality in wells and springs.
505 Mimbres Basin, Southwestern New Mexico 506 USGS online Colorado River This report outlines Basin methods by which the magnitude and frequency of expected floods of any recurrence interval from 1.l to 50 years can be determined at most points in the Colorado River basin. 7/21/2009 Page 207 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 507 website no longer up Contact PNM PNM PNM Luna County
508 DBS&A SW Resource ISC Peer review Catron, Grant, The primary purpose of Based on the existing and recommends local library Technology, Inc., Hidalgo, and Luna this Southwest New surface and ground water detailed planning with Southwest New Counties Mexico Regional Water supplies in the region-wide cooperation to Mexico Council of Plan is to identify the need southwestern New Mexico address the water Governments, and evaluate the options area, this Regional Plan problems of each sub- and Black Range available for meeting evaluates existing and area. RC&D water needs and uses in future water uses and Catron, Grant, Hidalgo needs on a sub-area and Luna Counties over (local) basis the next forty years.
509 DBS&A SW Resource NMGF Unknown Bear Canyon Report provides a library Technology, Inc. Dam, Grant description of the dam and County reservoir, hydrologic analysis, breach analysis, results of analysis, and recommendations.
510 http://pubs.usgs.gov/ha/ha730/c USGS online USGS USGS Unknown Arizona, This chapter of the All the ground water in h_c/index.html Colorado, New Ground Water Atlas of the Segment 2 ultimately is Mexico, and Utah United States describes derived from infiltration of the aquifers in Arizona, precipitation, which varies Colorado, New Mexico, considerably with the and Utah. altitude and topography of the area. 511 USGS online Lower Gila, Yuma This report is designed, The first part gives general The third part gives and Maricopa first, to give specific information regarding the detailed descriptions of all Counties, Arizona information in regard to region as a whole. The the known watering places watering places and second gives logs of all in the region, with all the routes of travel within the the principal routes and data available regarding covered, and, second, to descriptions of the the water at each place. give - general information geography, geology, and The report also contains in regard to the water resources of the relief maps of the whole geography, geology, and localities traversed by region showing the hydrology of the region. It these roads. existing water supplies may be considered to be and a reconnaissance composed of three parts. geologic map.
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7/21/2009 Page 208 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 513 WRRI Library at Upper Frisco New Mexico watershed, State University Catron County
514 Gila River, Grant County
515 Grant County
516 Southwest New Mexico
517 DBS&A SW SCS, Farm SCS, Farm Agency and Peer Deming area This report covers the Library Security Security Review following: 1) ground-water Adminstration Adminstration supplies available for irrigation; 2) classification of the lands as to irrigability; and 3) cost of pumping water for irrigation. 518 Arizona/New Mexico
519 Northern Gila river, Flood histories, ancedotal Changes in the extent of Arizona Southwestern NM accounts of change in teh vegetated bar and University riparian corridor, and floodplain surfaces were Library surveys of foodplain quantified from six sets of morphology conducted historic aerial photographs during site visits in 1999 (airphotos) dating from and 2000 were evaluated 1934-1996. toreconstruct probable depositional and erosive phases during the past century.
520 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF online New Mexico Withdrawals and Changes in river basin /Publications/Library/TechnicalR depletions of water used and surface-water eports/TechReport-041.PDF in 1975 in New Mexico drainage basin boundaries counties and river basins and areas have been are tabulated in this made and these revisions report. Water use is are shown on figures 1 shown for 13 categories and 2. Data on irrigated and the amounts furnished agriculture in the State are from surface-water and included. ground-water sources are identified. 7/21/2009 Page 209 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 521 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF online New Mexico Water withdrawals and /Publications/Library/TechnicalR depletions in 1980 in New eports/TechReport-044.pdf Mexico counties and river basins are tabulated in this report. Water use is shown for 12 categories and the amounts furnished from surface-water and ground-water sources are identified.
522 Southwestern New Mexico
523 Upper Gila River, In the United States, Here, a framework for land Southwestern federal management suitability analysis is New Mexico agencies, such as the presented for the upper U.S. Forest Service and Gila River watershed in the U.S. Bureau of Land Arizona and New Mexico. Management are required to assess the capability of land for future use.
524 http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/publicatio NMBGMR NMBGMR NMBGMR, Peer review Hidalgo County Hidalgo County, in Although the hydrology of Provides discussion on Although incomplete, the Several conclusions ns/openfile/downloads/OFR300- online NMOSE, USGS extreme southwestern each of the basins has regional setting, general information gathered for regarding the geologic 399/351-375/372/ofr_372.pdf New Mexico, is been previously studied to geology, economy and this report affords a better controls of the hydrologic characterized by typical some extent, most of water use, general understanding of the water systems and water supply and-semiarid, basin-and- these efforts are more groundwater hydrology, resources of this arid in Hidalgo County may be range terrain. The than 25 years old and Animas Valley and other landscape. drawn. continental divide bisects there is no comprehensive areas, additional work area. report on the county. needed, and conclusions.
525 http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs/rmr online Forest Service San Pedro and The abundance of s_p036/rmrs_p036_302_307.pd Gila River Basin tamarisk (Tamarix f ramosissima and related species) along the San Pedro and Gila River flood plains varies with differences in stream flow regimes. 526 Rivers (Journal) Arizona Analysis of present-day (1) large prior-year floods spring floods influence sites on floodplains 1-2 m mesquite, and various and historical data to remove herbaceous relative recruitment above the water table, and shrubs and herbs, along indicates that floods play a cover; (2) high spring success of the two small (>2-year) late- gradients of floodplain primary role in the flows or rains to stimulate species because of summer floods or rains to height and depth to the recruitment of Sonoran germination on floodplains differences in emergence inundate germination water table. riparian trees in the above the zone of phenologies. Recruitment sites. Flood processes Hassayampa River frequent flood inundation; of velvet mesquite including sediment system. Recruitment of and (3) reduced post- (Prosopis velutina) deposition contribute to Fremont cottonwood germination flooding to depends on large (>5- the spatial partitioning of (Populus fremontii) and reduce seedling mortality. year) floods to disperse age classes of Goodding willow (Salix Small differences in timing seeds to establishment cottonwood, willow, gooddingii) depends on of
7/21/2009 Page 210 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 527 Upper Gila This Watershed the Gila National Forest Watershed, Restoration Action which administers public Taylor Creek Strategy (WRAS) lands within the identifies stakeholder watershed, and the New driven solutions to Mexico Environment address water quality Department Surface issues in Taylor Creek. Water Quality Bureau The principle stakeholders (SWQB) which is include private property responsible for protecting owners living within the designated uses of watershed, surface waters of the state. 528 http://pubs.usgs.gov/pp/pp1712/ DBS&A network San Pedro River, This study was done to Annual streamflow of the Southeast improve the understanding river at Charleston, Arizona of trends in streamflow of Arizona, has decreased by the San Pedro River in more than 50 percent southeastern Arizona. during the 20th century.
529 USGS online Southwestern Equations for estimating 2- developed using New Mexico , 5-, 10-, 25-, 50-, and 100- generalized least-squares year peak discharges at multiple-regression ungaged sites in the techniques and a hybrid southwestern United method that was States were developed in this study.
530 NA Photocopy at New Mexico State Prepared in Agency review Grant County This report includes Includes descriptive chemical analyses of 224 DBS&A Water Bureau of Mines cooperation with information on the records for 1,724 wells, samples of ground and Resources and Mineral the U.S. geographic and geologic test holes, and shafts, 45 surface water, a summary Library Resources Geological setting, hydrogeology, springs or spring groups, of streamflow records, Survey, the New streamflow, groundwater drillers' logs of 60 wells, water level records of Mexico State movement, water quality, selected wells, and Engineer Office, and water supply potential geologic and hydrologic and the Grant of Grant County. maps. County Commission. 531 UNM ILL from Lower Colorado This work contains Zimmerman River Basin information on the Library geology, soil, vegatation and hydrology of the Lower Colorado River Basin 532 DBS&A SW Geohydrology Molzen-Corbin Unknown Tyrone Report summarizes The Franks' Ranch No. 7 The specific capacity of The No. 7 Well probably The water produced by library Associates, Inc., & Associates, Quadrangle, results of drilling and test Well, drilled to a total the well is about 6.7 could be pumped steadily the well is moderately Layne-Western Inc., Town of Grant County pumping operations of depth of 1,100 feet, gallons per minute per foot at a rate of about 1,000 hard but otherwise of Company, Inc. Silver City Well No. 7, Franks' Ranch penetrated only rocks of of drawdown. gpm. excellent quality suitable Well Field, Grant County, the upper part of the Gila for domestic, stock, and NM. Conglomerate. most industrial uses. 533 OSE Library Four Corners east-central Grant Regional County Commission
534 Southwest New Mexico
7/21/2009 Page 211 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 535 Silvery City, NM
536 Upper Mimbres Basin
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539 James Canyon Dam, Whitewater creek
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541 USGS online Colorado River This volume contains Basin, NM results of flow measurements made on certain streams in the United States. 542 USGS online Colorado River This volume is one of a Basin series of 12 reports presenting results of measurements of flow made on certain streams in the United States during the calendar year 1913.
543 USGS online Colorado River This volume is one of a Basin series of 14 reports presenting results of measurements of flow made on certain streams in the United States during the year ending September 1914. 544 USGS online Colorado River This volume is one of a Basin series of 14 reports presenting results of measurements of flow made on certain streams in the United States during the year ending September 1932. 545 USGS online Lower Colorado This report presents River Basin summaries of records of discharge at gaging stations on tributaries in the Lower Colorado River Basin.
7/21/2009 Page 212 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 546 Gila River, Southwest New Mexico 547 http://nm.water.usgs.gov/water_ USGS online USGS USGS and Agency review New Mexico Website allows user to Website also provides site Historic data sets data_QL.htm various view and download information for sample available for surface water cooperatives information for real-time collection locations. (streamflow and data streamflow, lake and lake/reservoir levels), reseroirs levels, and groundwater levels, and groundwater levels by water quality. County. 548 WRRI Library at Vanar Wash New Mexico Watershed, State University Hidalgo County
549 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS and USGS and Unknown Frijoles and In June of 1977, the La The Dome wildfire in April The magnitude of large in Frijoles and Capulin s/wri/wri20024152 National Park NPS? Capulin canyons, Mesa wildfire burned of 1996 in Bandelier stormflows increased Canyons increased to Service (NPS) north-central NM 15,270 acres in and National Monument dramatically after these about 160 times the around Frijoles Canyon in burned 16,516 acres in wildfires; peak flows at the maximum recorded flood Bandelier National Capulin Canyon and the most downstream prior to the fire. Monument and the surrounding Dome streamflow-gaging station adjacent Santa Fe Wilderness area. National Forest, New Mexico. 550 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS and USGS and Unknown Frijoles and In June 1977, the La Mesa In April 1996, the Dome observed, but not often the 1996 Dome wildfire on s/fs/fs14102 National Park NPS? Capulin canyons, wildfire burned 15,270 wildfire in BNM burned 16, documented, for wildfires the hydrology of Capulin Service (NPS) north-central NM acres in and near Frijoles 516 acres in and near in AZ, CA, ID, MT, NM, Canyon in and near BNM. Canyon in Bandelier Capulin Canyon and the and WY. This fact sheet National Monument (BNM) surrounding Dome summarizes the effects of and the adjacent Santa Fe Wilderness area. the 1977 La Mesa wildfire National Forest, New Post-fire hydrologic on the hydrology of Mexico. changes have been Frijoles Canyon and
551 Arizona/New Mexico 552 Southwest New Mexico
553 http://wrri.nmsu.edu/wrdis/library NMSU WRRI Nutt Hockett /librarysearch.html Library Basin, Corralitos Basin
7/21/2009 Page 213 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 554 New Mexico Equations for estimating The 1984 data from flood discharges for selected stations in the exceedance probabilities southwestern part of the of 0.50, 0.20, 0.10, 0.04, State were also used 0.02, and 0.01 at ungaged because of the high sites in New Mexico were discharges that occurred. developed and updated from streamflow gaging station data through 1982.
555 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS, OSE USGS, OSE Unknown Southern New Streamflow from Streamflow at mountain s/wri/wri934213 Mexico mountainous areas was fronts is potential recharge investigated at selected to these aquifers. mountain fronts in Streamflow response to southern New Mexico. precipitation differed During most years significantly between streamflow infiltrates into streams in southern and the alluvial-basin aquifers northern New Mexico. at or near the mountain fronts. 556 DBS&A SW Waterscience Town of Silver Peer review Silver City, NM This report summarizes The study focuses on the The report provides an library Southwest and City the results of a 2-year storage and distribution of overview of the water Engineers engineering study of the water and on the recent sytem, present and future Incorporated Town water system. problems with the W population and water use, Mountain transmission line an engineering evaluation, and pumping system. and proposed water system improvements.
557 Silver City
558 Gila River, The Gila River The area is underlain by Graham County, Phreatophyte Project is two major water-bearing Arizona along a 15-mile reach of units-the basin-fill deposits the Gila River at the head and the alluvial deposits. of San Carlos Reservoir in the San Carlos Indian Reservation.
559 http://www.wrcc.dri.edu/summar online WRCC WRCC Agency review Southwest New Website has map of New y/mapnm.html Mexico Mexico climate stations, allows user to view and download climate summaries and site information. 560 Gila River, San Francisco River, NM
7/21/2009 Page 214 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 561 Gila River , New The Gila River begins in The Gila River is highly But longstanding Mexico New Mexico’s Gila prized by the citizens of differences still exist Wilderness, and ends on New Mexico, neighboring between those who would the far side of Arizona – communities, like to have the Gila River by joining the Colorado conservationists, and remain in its free flowing River. In both New Mexico other people who love and state and those who would and Arizona the river has appreciate the wilderness. like to see its waters for many years been a dammed or diverted for source of controversy. other uses.
562 Southwest United The Southwest Alluvial Geochemistry, recharge, Ground-water flow States Basins Regional Aquifer- and ground-water quality systems were simulated in System Analysis in parts in the San Luis Basin in the San Luis, Albuquerque- of Colorado, New Mexico, Colorado, and the Belen, and Mesilla basins. and Texas consists of 22 Albuquerque-Belen, alluvial basins along and Socorro, and Mesilla adjacent to the Rio basins in New Mexico are Grande. described.
563 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF online New Mexico Withdrawals and Each water use category Maps showing the state's /Publications/Library/TechnicalR depletions for 13 water is defined in the text and counties, river basins, eports/TechReport-046.pdf use categories are an overview of sources of declared groundwater tabulated by county and data is presented, as well basins and location of river basin. as a discussion of the irrigated cropland are also reliability of the data. included.
564 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/publi OSE Library OSE OSE Agency review New Mexico The results of New Self-Supplied Domestic; Summary tables by cations_technical_reports_water Mexico's 1990 water use Irrigated Agriculture; County and River basin use_county90.html inventory are presented in Livestock; Self-Supplied are available on the OSE this report. Categories Commercial, Industrial, website. inventoried include: Public Mining, and Power; and Water Supply; Reservoir Evaporation. 565 DBS&A file OSE OSE unknown Grant, Hidalgo, Water demand projections of water supply sources in and Luna for selected water use Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna Counties categories were prepared Counties, to meet to determine if there is a projected demand for the need for the augmentation next 40 years.
566 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF online New Mexico The results of New Self-Supplied Domestic; /Publications/Library/TechnicalR Mexico's 1995 water use Irrigated Agriculture; eports/TechReport-051.pdf inventory are presented in Livestock; Self-Supplied this report. Categories Commercial, Industrial, inventoried include: Public Mining, and Power; and Water Supply; Reservoir Evaporation. 567 http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF online New Mexico The results of New Self-Supplied Domestic; /Publications/Library/TechnicalR Mexico's 2000 water use Irrigated Agriculture; eports/TechReport-051.pdf inventory are presented in Livestock; Self-Supplied this report. Categories Commercial, Industrial, inventoried include: Public Mining, and Power; and Water Supply; Reservoir Evaporation.
7/21/2009 Page 215 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 568 Contact USGS Cochise and Arizona is divided into 67 Graham Counties, ground-water areas, and Arizona and individual areas are Hidalgo County selected for intensive data collection once every 6 years. 569 http://www.adwr.state.az.us/dwr/ online Upper Gila River, This report finalizes the The purpose of the This report also contains Content/Find_by_Program/Rural Arizona Upper Gila River Fluvial projects is to demonstrate recommendations for a _Programs/content/map/docum Geomorphology Study. In techniques for managing general-purpose ents/Final_Report--Arizona.pdf addition to summarizing the river that take into monitoring program to the other study reports account the causes of the accompany demonstration and findings, this report geomorphic processes projects. provides conceptual level that dominate the fluvial recommendations for system. demonstration projects.
570 http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/mis WRRI online WRRI and NMSU NMSU Peer review Township 9 South The objective of this The treatments included: Vegetation responses, The least amounts of The slash scatter with no crpt/m27/m27.pdf Agricultural Range 12 West research project was to (1) four plots not clearcut runoff, sediment runoff and erosion were burn treatment started Experiment Section 36, determine the effects of (control plots), (2) four concentration, and from (1) plots that were protecting the site Station Catron County fuelwood harvesting and plots clearcut and slash bedload were measured clearcut and had the slash immediately after slash disposal of a pinyon completely removed in each monsoon season removed in June 1989, (2) clearcutting. Removing the pine and juniper woodland June 1989, (3) four plots through 1999 for a total of plots that were clearcut slash after clearcutting left on understory plant clearcut with slash 10 years. with the slash the plots temporarily response, runoff, sediment uniformly scattered in homogenously scattered exposed, which resulted in concentration, and June 1989, (4) four plots on the plots in June 1989, high levels of runoff and bedload. clearcut with slash and (3) plots that were erosion for a couple of uniformly scattered in clearcut with the slash years. However, results June 1989 and burned on homogenously scattered during subsequent years October 31, 1989, and (5) on the plots in June 1989 were similar to clearcutting four plots clearcut with and burned in November with scattered slash. slash uniformly scattered 1991. in June 1989 and burned on November 7, 1991.
Water Quality 571 http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossre AGU online unknown UNM, NSF, Peer review Southwestern The chemical composition Primary goals were to Landscape cover features Results showed that most f/2007/2007JG000493.shtml Fullbright United States, of surface waters of nine determine the impact of (geology, soil, and chemical constituents Commission, Gila River, streams with drainage monsoonal rains on vegetation types) were corresponded to Spanish Ministry Colorado Basin sizes ranging from 44 to linkages between quantified for the geological features at the of Science and 8900 km2 within a landscape cover features subcatchment upstream of basin scale, but other Education, semiarid catchment in the and water chemistry in a each study site and the constituents (TSS and Nature southwestern United semiarid river network and riparian ecotone. PO43-) corresponded Conservancy, States was examined over to identify whether Processes of binary more closely to riparian European the monsoonal season of drainage size influences mixing, dilution, and features. Commission, 2006. the temporal variability in concentration were Swiss Federal water chemistry of identified by end member Institute of streams mixing analysis (EMMA). Water Science and Technology
7/21/2009 Page 216 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 572 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS, ADEQ USGS, ADEQ Gila River basin, Summary statistics and Decreasing trends in The largest number of The largest number of s/wri/wri954083 New Mexico and temporal trends for 19 concentrations of decreasing trends increasing trends Arizona water-chemistry constituents were found measured for a constituent measured for a single constituents and for for 49 data sets at the 13 was six for dissolved lead. constituent was for pH turbidity were computed study sites. Gila River at The next largest number (four), dissolved sulfate for 13 study sites in the Calva and Gila River of decreasing trends for a (three), dissolved Gila River basin, Arizona above diversions, at constituent was for chromium (three) and total and New Mexico. A Gillespie Dam (eight each) dissolved solids and total manganese (three). nonparametric technique, had the most decreasing manganese (five each). Increased concentrations the seasonal Kendall tau trends for individual sites. Hardness, dissolved of constituents generally test for flow-adjusted data, sodium, and dissolved were found in three areas was used to analyze chloride had decreasing in the basin-at Pinal Creek temporal changes in water- trends at four of the study above Inspiration Dam, at chemistry data. For the 19 sites. Increasing trends in sites above reservoirs, selected constituents and concentrations- of and at sites on the main turbidity, decreasing constituents were found stem of the Gila River from trends in concentrations for 24 data sets at the 13 Gillespie Dam to the outnumbered increasing study sites. mouth. trends by more than two to one.
573 http://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2005/50 USGS online Bureau of Indian USGS unknown San Carlos Stream-bed sediment, 86/ Affairs, on behalf Reservoir—and terrace sediment, and of the San Carlos the Gila, San sediment from the San Apache Indian Carlos, and San Carlos Reservoir were Tribe, Francisco Rivers sampled to determine the spatial and chronological variation of six potentially toxic metals—Cu, Pb, Zn, Cd, As, and Hg.
574 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Upper Gila and San Pedro River Basins 575 not available NMED NMED Iron, Taylor, Hoyt, not available Black Canyon and Sapillo Creeks
576 Northern Gila National Four streams impacted by We observed increases in Arizona Forest fire events were monitored the concentrations of University in the Gila National Forest. nutrients, cations, anions, Library The experiment at alkalinity, and conductivity, Meadow Creek extered and decreases in dramatic impacts on the dissolved oxygen and % water quality of the saturation of oxygen. system.
7/21/2009 Page 217 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 577 unknown Gila National unknown unknown unknown Gila National We monitored streams Forest Forest within the Gila River drainage in south-western New Mexico, U.S.A., over a 5-year period, to investigate the influence of ash input on water quality and stream biota following forest wildfires.
578 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub Contact USGS USGS USGS Peer review Gila River Basin Analysis of surface water Results are tabulated and s/wsp/wsp1104 in Southwest NM and groundwater samples brief discussions are given and Southeast AZ collected between 1/1/40 of the analyses and some and 12/31/44 in the Gila of the most important River Basin. quality-of-water problems in the basin.
579 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Mimbres River
580 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS unknown Gila River Results of a USGS study Water-Quality data were Specific conductance was s/pp/pp655M phreatophyte to determine the chemical collected during the period monitored on water from project area, quality of water in the June 1964 to June 1972, the Gila River for a 3-year Graham County, project area and to define and more than 200 period and on water from Arizona changes, if any, in water chemical analyses of monitoring wells in the quality caused by water were used to alluvial deposits. phreatophyte removal. determine the water quality in the alluvial deposits, the basin fill, the Gila River, and the tributaries to the Gila River. 581 http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/usgspub USGS online USGS USGS unknown Acoma Pueblo in Results of a USGS Survey consisted of the s/ofr/ofr8915 Cibola and Catron mineral survey of Rimrock, collection of groundwater counties Sand Canyon, Little and spring samples. Rimrock, and Pinyon Report includes sample Wilderness Study Areas, analytical results and Cibola and Catron sample location map. counties, New Mexico to determine their mineral resource potential.
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7/21/2009 Page 218 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 584 NMED Chino Mine The permit contains the Waste Rock Piles, Leach NMED’s purpose in ground and surface water, closure requirements Ore Stockpiles and issuing this Supplemental so as to protect ground addressing Chino’s associated facilities (the Discharge Permit, and in and surface water for discharges of Chino Mines Facility) at its imposing the requirements actual and potential future contaminants that may copper mine and mill in and conditions specified use as domestic and move directly or indirectly Grant and Luna Counties, herein, is to control the agricultural water supply into ground water from the New Mexico. discharge of water and other uses, and to Open Pit, Hurley Smelter, contaminants from the abate pollution of ground Tailing Impoundments, Chino Mines Facility into water, after Cessation of Operation at the Chino Mines Facility.
585 NMED Tyrone Mine The permit contains the Tailing Impoundments, The purpose of this into ground and surface closure requirements Leach Ore Stockpiles, Supplemental Discharge water following cessation addressing Tyrone’s Waste Rock Piles, and Permit and the of operation, so as to discharges of water associated facilities at its requirements and protect ground and contaminants that may copper mine and mill, in conditions specified herein surface water for actual move directly or indirectly Grant County, New is to establish a closure and potential future use as into ground water from the Mexico (the Tyrone Mine plan to address the domestic and agricultural various Open Pits, Facility). discharge of water water supply and other contaminants from the uses, and to abate Tyrone Mine Facility pollution of ground water at the Tyrone Mine Facility. 586 Internet (NMED website) NMED website New Mexico New Mexico unknown Gila River This Watershed The WRAS is a written The WRAS serves as a
7/21/2009 Page 219 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 587 http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us/f NMED website NMED, Lee Unknown Unknown New Mexico NMED is mapping areas Aquifer sensitivity maps The Lee Wilson maps are The maps contain color- Other areas of concern od/LiquidWaste/mapping.html Wilson and counties where waters of the state prepared for NMED by being updated and coded groundwater areas based on karst or Associates may be vulnerable to Lee Wilson and modified to include current based on depth to water fractured bedrock, known contamination from septic Associates in 1989 have depth-to-ground-water and naturally occurring, ground-water tank discharges, and been digitized and are a information, as well as background, total contamination, and where stricter standards data layer in the online areas of karst and dissolved solids (TDS) as gaining streams impacted may be imposed. Liquid Waste Geographic fractured bedrock, known explained in Table 2. by septic tank effluent, are Information System (GIS). contamination sites, and Areas with ground water also being mapped. gaining streams. These less than 100 feet deep, maps also can be and with 2000 mg/L or downloaded as bitmap less TDS, are mapped in and gif files (Table 1). red.
588 http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us/s US NMED Peer review New Mexico This report is designed to It also serves as a source Accordingly, the intended State and federal wqb/305b/2002/index.html Congress/EPA satisfy the statutory of basic information on audience includes the agencies, statutes, requirements of §305(b) of water quality and water general public, interest regulations, and programs the federal Water Pollution pollution control programs groups, consultants, state are distinctly identified Control Act [33 U.S.C. in New Mexico. legislators, governmental within the various aspects 1288], commonly known agencies at State, local, of water pollution control as the Clean Water Act and federal levels, as well management as required (CWA) for the reporting as universities and other by the context. period of January 2000 educational entities. through December 2001.
589 not available not available NMED NMED unknown Mule Creek not available
590 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Gila River and its Congress Tributaries in Grant and Catron Counties, NM
591 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Mimbres River Congress and its Tributaries and Sapillo Creek in Grant and Luna Counties, NM
592 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Mimbres River Congress and its Tributaries and Sapillo Creek in Grant and Luna Counties
593 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Gila River and its Congress Tributaries from the Cliff Dwellings downstream to Virden, Catron, Grant and Hidalgo Counties, NM
7/21/2009 Page 220 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 594 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Streams in Congress Hidalgo County, NM 595 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Intensive Water Congress Quality Survey of the San Francisco River and its Tributaries, Catron County, NM
596 unknown Library of Santa Fe, N.M. : Santa Fe, N.M. : unknown Intensive Water Congress Health & Health & Quality Survey of Environment Dept Environment the Upper Gila Dept River and its Tributaries 597 http://www.arizonanevadaacade online unknown unknown unknown Upper Gila River The chemistry of a Flowing south and west it The ambient Dissolved concentrations myofscience.org/janas.html Watershed permanent desert stream drains the Blue and concentrations and loads of trace elements either is described during Mogollon Mountains and of ammonia, nitrate and did not change or flooding with regard to receives its major phosphate increased decreased slightly during changes in major anions tributary, the Blue River, during flooding. Dissolved flooding, whereas total and cations, nutrients, 20 km northeast of Clifton, concentrations of major concentration and selected trace metals, and Arizona. The river cations decreased by transport increased the interactions of the discharges into the Gila dilution, whereas sediment dramatically. substances with River 12 km southwest of associated concentrations suspended particulates. Clifton, above the and total loads increased The San Francisco River Peconcillo Box Canyon. noticeably. Sodium was is a permanent stream During two flood events an exception since it was rising in the White stream turbidity increased transported primarily into Mountains and Mogollon 20-250 fold. During the dissolved form. Rim of eastern Arizona increased discharge and western New Mexico. chloride concentration decreased but the total quantity transported did not change.
598 unknown Library of unknown unknown unknown Intensive Water Congress Quality Survey of the San Francisco River and its Tributaries, Catron County, NM
599 not available not available NMED NMED unknown Bear Creek not available
7/21/2009 Page 221 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 600 unknown Library of Santa Fe, N.M. : Santa Fe, N.M. : unknown Tularosa River Congress, New Health & Health & and Apache and Mexico Water Environment Dept Environment Negrito Creeks in Resources Dept Catron County, Research NM Institute Library: Call #1411.52; WRS
601 not available not available NMED NMED East, Middle and not available West Forks of the Gila River 602 NMED NMED Mimbres River in Grant and Luna Counties, NM 603 NMED NMED San Francisco River and its Tributaries, Catron County, NM 604 http://scerpfiles.org/cont_mgt/do SCERP online SCERP, NMSU, SCERP and Peer review Columbus, NM The purpose of the project and to meet and work with Our research indicates Pockets of water The water table appears c_files/W-96- UNM, Universidad EPA and Puerto was to collect and analyze the residents of both sides that the aquifer associated associated with rock to have fallen significantly 5%20Water%20Quality%20Ass Autonoma de Palomas, the existing hydrological of the border to listen to with the bolson fill has fractures around in many of the area’s essment%20Plan.pdf Cuidad Juarez Chihuahua and geological data on the their concerns about their sufficient quantities of Columbus and Palomas wells. Mimbres aquifer (which water quality and quantity water, but with high total have lower TDS levels serves these border and to assist them in dissolved solids (TDS). but, in some cases, high cities), to collect and whatever way we could to levels of flouride and analyze information on the more efficiently manage arsenic. demographic and and conserve their water economic characteristics resources. of these neighboring communities
605 unknown unknown Arizona Game unknown unknown Luna Lake, and Fish Arizona Department 606
607 Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
608 unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown Upper Gila River Watershed
Demographics 609 http://www.kidscount.org/cgi- On Internet Annie E. Casey Annie E. Casey Agency review Catron, Grant, The web site provides bin/cliks.cgi Foundation Foundation Hidalgo, and Luna population data on Counties children by age.
7/21/2009 Page 222 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 610 http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/ Internet BLM Socorro BLM Agency review Catron County Provides a management Addresses a variety of medialib/blm/nm/field_offices/so Field Office plan for BLM lands and management issues such corro/socorro_planning/socorro resources. as forests, rangeland, _proposed_rmp.Par.3684.File.d fires, recreation, facilities, at/Final%20EIS_Chapters%201- soil, water, and wildlife. 7_Dec08.pdf 611 http://www.blm.gov/nm/st/en/fo/ Internet BLM Las Cruces BLM Agency Grant, Hidalgo, Provides a management Addresses a variety of Las_Cruces_District_Office/mim Field Office and Luna plan for BLM lands and management issues such bres_rmp.html Counties resources. as forests, rangeland, fires, recreation, facilities, soil, water, and wildlife.
612 http://www.catroncounty.net/ccc On Internet Catron County Catron County Agency review Catron County This comprehensive plan Issues addressed include This plan is probably out p/1993.htm is being revised. land use, transportation, of date. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 613 NA SWCOG Catron County Catron County Agency review Catron County The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Virden. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 614 http://www.health.state.nm.us/p On internet Catron County New Mexico Agency review Hidalgo County The plan establishes Plan focuses on the hd/dist3/statistics.htm Health Council Department of public health priorities. provision of health Health services and promotion of healthy lifestyles. 615 NA SWCOG City of Bayard City of Bayard Agency review Bayard The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Bayard. housing, and infrastructure. 616 http://www.cityofdeming.org On Internet City of Deming City of Deming Agency review Deming The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Deming. housing, and infrastructure. 617 NA SWCOG City of Lordsburg City of Agency review Lordsburg The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include Lordsburg and for the development of land use, transportation, SWCOG Hidalgo County. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 618 http://www.silvercity- On Internet Village of Santa Village of Santa Agency review Santa Clara The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include business.com/VCS/VSC%20Co Clara Clara and for the development of land use, transportation, mp%20Plan%20Draft2.pdf SWCOG Silver City. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 619 http://www.hcn.org/servlets/hcn. On Internet Tony Davis High Country Other - magazine Catron County Another article on the Information is provided on Article?article_id=1920 News editorial review federal agency vs. rancher the economic, vs. environmentalist environmental, and controversies of the historical background of 1990's. federal lands and environmental debates in the county.
7/21/2009 Page 223 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 620 http://cahe.nmsu.edu/pubs/reso On Internet L'yn Ford New Mexico Agency review Catron County This web site article Information is provided on urcesmag/fall95/catron.html State University provides background on key players during the the federal lands vs. 1990's in the county rancher vs. including government environmentalist officials, ranchers, and controversies of the environmentalists. 1990's. 621 NA SWCOG Grant County Grant County Agency review Grant County The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Grant County. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 622 http://www.health.state.nm.us/p On internet Grant County New Mexico Agency review Grant County The plan establishes Plan focuses on the hd/dist3/statistics.htm Community Department of public health priorities. provision of health Health Council Health services and promotion of healthy lifestyles. 623 www.gilanet.com/sfswcd/Re On Internet Linda Harris Catron County Other Catron County This is a guidebook to sources/Water%20Manual% Water Advisory understanding surface and 2005.pdf Board and the ground water rights. San Francisco Soil and Water Conservation District 624 NA SWCOG Hidalgo County Hidalgo County Agency review Hidalgo County The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Hidalgo County. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 625 http://www.health.state.nm.us/p On Internet Hidalgo County New Mexico Agency review Hidalgo County The plan establishes Plan focuses on the hd/dist3/statistics.htm Health Department of public health priorities. provision of health Consortium Health services and promotion of healthy lifestyles. 626 NA SWCOG Luna County Luna County Agency review Luna County The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Columbus. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 627 http://www.health.state.nm.us/p On internet Luna Health New Mexico Agency review Luna County The plan establishes Plan focuses on the hd/dist3/statistics.htm Council Department of public health priorities. provision of health Health services, insurance, border health issues, and promotion of healthy lifestyles. 628 http://nces.ed.gov/ccd/districtse On Internet U.S. Department U.S. Agency review Schools Provides statistical arch/ of Education Department of information on school Education districts. 629 http://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolse On Internet U.S. Department U.S. Agency review Schools Provides statistical arch/ of Education Department of information on individual Education schools. 630 http://www.health.state.nm.us/e On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency review Catron, Grant, The web site provides pi/hdata.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna data on diseases, vital Health Health Counties statistics, causes of death, and health trends.
7/21/2009 Page 224 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 631 http://www.health.state.nm.us/e On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency review Catron, Grant, The web site provides pi/hdata.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna public health data. Health Health Counties 632 http://hpc.state.nm.us/pages/a- On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency review Catron, Grant, The web site provides Much of the information z/atoz.html Health Policy Health Policy Hidalgo, and Luna information and statistics evaluates the availability Commission Commission Counties on health care provides, and quality of health care physicians, and dentists. throughout New Mexico.
633 http://www.ped.state.nm.us/Ass On Internet Local schools and New Mexico Agency review School districts The web site contains essmentAccountability/Assessm school districts Public pass rates on high school entEvaluation/NMHSCE/summa Education comprehensive exams. ries0607.html Department 634 http://www.ped.state.nm.us/Ass On Internet Local schools and New Mexico Agency review School districts The web site contains essmentAccountability/Academi school districts Public proficiency exam scores, cGrowth/NMSBA.html Education student attendance, and Department graduation rates by school district.
635 http://www.ped.state.nm.us/div/fi On Internet Local schools and New Mexico Agency review School districts The web site contains n/school.budget/nm.stat.08/inde school districts Public school financial data such x.html Education as appropriations and Department expenditures per student.
636 http://www.ped.state.nm.us/IT/s On Internet Local schools and New Mexico Agency review School districts The web sites contains choolFactSheets.html school districts Public information on student Education numbers, teachers, Department attendance, and other data. 637 http://www.rangemagazine.com/ Internet Range Magazine Range Other - magazine Grant County Article provides a history The 916 Ranch started in The ranch, with its Over the 124 years of the The 916 is one of two features/winter-09/wi09-ranch- Magazine editorial review of the 916 Ranch in the 1884 when Peter backdrop of the Mogollon ranch's history, four men ranches along the family-history.pdf extreme north/northwest McKindree Shelley settled Mountains, overlooks the have owned the brand and Mogollon front that is held corner of Grant County. on Mogollon Creek. county and the Gila held the trust as land in any form of historical drainage. stewards. continuity by the original owners. 638 NA SWCOG Town of Hurley Town of Hurley Agency review Hurley The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Hurley. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 639 NA Town of Silver Town of Silver Town of Silver Agency Review Silver City The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include City office City City and for the development of land use, transportation, SWCOG Silver City. housing, and infrastructure. 640 http://www.townofsilvercity.org/ Town of Silver Town of Silver Unknown Agency Review Silver City The document describes The plan recommends City office City means to improve energy community education, efficiency and promote promotion of green land renewable energy. use, and policy changes.
641 NA SWCOG Town of Virden Town of Virden Agency review Virden The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include and SWCOG for the development of land use, transportation, Virden. housing, economic development, and infrastructure.
7/21/2009 Page 225 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 642 http://www.unm.edu/~bber/dem On Internet UNM BBER UNM BBER Agency review Catron, Grant, A primary source on UNM BBER prepares ograp2.htm Hidalgo, and Luna county and city data population forecasts and Counties population data. growth rates for counties.
643 http://lehdmap3.did.census.gov/t On Internet U.S. Census U.S. Census Agency review Catron, Grant, This interactive web site hemap3/ Bureau Bureau Hidalgo, and Luna provides information on Counties home-work commuting patterns. 644 http://factfinder.census.gov On Internet Census Bureau Census Bureau Agency Review Catron, Grant, The primary source of Data is provided at the Data is based on a census Hidalgo, and Luna population data for the state, county, place, every year, but the Counties nation. census, tract, block group, gradual implementation of and block level. the American Community Survey will provide more current data in future years.
645 http://censtats.census.gov/usa/u On Internet Census Bureau Census Bureau Agency review Catron, Grant, Population, housing, and sa.shtml Hidalgo, and Luna other data at the county Counties level. 646 http://www.docstoc.com/docs/74 On Internet US Forest Service US Forest Agency review Catron and Grant Provides an update on Addresses a variety of 4042/Annual-Monitoring-Report- Gila National Service Counties how goals of the Forest management issues such Gila-National-Forest-Land- Forest Plan are being achieved. as forests, rangeland, Management fires, recreation, facilities, soil, water, and wildlife.
647 http://www.treesearch.fs.fed.us/ Internet U.S. Forest U.S. Forest Agency review Catron, Grant, This is a two volume Broad scale assessments The document contains a pubs/7394 Service Rocky Service Rocky Hidalgo, and Luna ecological assessment of are syntheses of current description of ecological, Mountain Mountain Counties grassland ecosystems in knowledge. social, and economic Experiment Experiment the Southwestern United components within the Station Station States. area.
648 NA SWCOG Village of Village of Agency review Columbus The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include Columbus Columbus and for the development of land use, transportation, SWCOG Columbus. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 649 NA SWCOG Village of Reserve Village of Agency review Reserve The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include Reserve and for the development of land use, transportation, SWCOG Reserve. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 650 NA SWCOG Village of Santa Village of Santa Agency review Santa Clara The plan outlines policies Issues addressed include Clara Clara and for the development of land use, transportation, SWCOG Santa Clara. housing, economic development, and infrastructure. 651 N/A Marron Library UNM UNM Unknown Catron, Grant, The book covers a wide Specific chapters discuss This document's value is Hidalgo, and Luna range of subjects on the population characteristics, in the historical Counties physical, natural, and economic characteristics, information on land grants cultural geography of New cultural elements, and and government Mexico. government. boundaries as well as information on landforms and geology.
7/21/2009 Page 226 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 Economics 652 N/A Unknown New Mexico Unknown Agency review Grant County Document provides an Energy Minerals economic analysis of and Natural Phelps Dodge water Resources rights. Department Memorandum 653 http://fmb.nmdfa.state.nm.us/co On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, This web site provides ntent.asp?CustComKey=20278 Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna information and statistics 8&CategoryKey=203096&pn=P Finance and Finance and Counties on property taxes. age&DomName Administration Administration 654 N/A UNM Library UNM Community UNM Other - Academic Gila River basin This Masters thesis The 2004 Arizona Water The ASWA also grants NMISC will make (2) New Mexico could and Regional Community and review discusses future water Settlements Act provides $66-128 million for New decisions on how to use lease water rights to Planning Regional management of the Gila New Mexico with 140,000 Mexico to use to meet funding. Thesis present Arizona; or (3) New Department Planning River. acre-feet of water over a water demand in three options: (1) Use Mexico dedicates its new Department 10 year period. southwestern New private market to invest in water rights to instream Mexico. in-stream flows; flows. 655 http://www.dws.state.nm.us/dws- On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, Report focuses on county Information is provided on Income data includes Other data is provided on lmi.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna level employment data. civilian labor force, median household gross receipts tax, area Workforce Workforce Counties number employed, and income, per capita wages, employment by Solutions Solutions unemployment rate. income, and total personal industry sector, and income. employment growth rates.
656 http://www.dws.state.nm.us/dws- On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, Report focuses on Information is provided on Income data includes Other data is provided on lmi.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna Workforce Investment civilian labor force, median household gross receipts tax, area Workforce Workforce Counties Areas including the area number employed, and income, per capita wages, employment by Solutions Solutions for southwest New unemployment rate. income, and total personal industry sector, and Mexico. income. employment growth rates.
657 http://www.dws.state.nm.us/dws- On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, Report provides an overall Issues addressed include The report also examines Forecasts are provided on lmi.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna analysis of the workforce workforce demand, mass layoffs, future future workforce demand, Workforce Workforce Counties situation in New Mexico at workforce supply, workforce supply, school industry projects, and Solutions Solutions the state and county level. population growth, and enrollments, migration, occupational projections. unemployment rate. and career clusters.
658 http://www.dws.state.nm.us/LMI/ On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, This is a database with dws-data.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna monthly employment and Workforce Workforce Counties unemployment numbers Solutions Solutions and rates. 659 http://www.dws.state.nm.us/dws- On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, Report provides data on lmi.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna indicators such as Workforce Workforce Counties population, labor market, Solutions Solutions occupational outlook, labor surplus areas, income, and poverty. 660 http://www.dws.state.nm.us/LMI/ On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, This is a monthly Includes information on dws-lmrv.html Department of Department of Hidalgo, and Luna publication with data at the unemployment rates and Workforce Workforce Counties state and county level. trends. Solutions Solutions 661 http://www.edd.state.nm.us/data On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency review Catron, Grant, Web site includes on Center/countyComparison/ Economic Economic Hidalgo, and Luna population, labor force, Development Development Counties employment, and Department Department educational attainment.
7/21/2009 Page 227 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 662 http://hpc.state.nm.us/pages/a- On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Grant, Hidalgo, This annual report The participating counties Catron County does not z/atoz.html Health Policy Health Policy and Luna provides information on collect funds for indigent participate in the CFHC Commission Commission Counties the County Financing of health care services Programs. Health Care (CFHC) through gross receipt Programs. taxes, mill levies, and general fund appropriations. 663 http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/isd/r On Internet New Mexico New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, Monthly reports on state Data is provided at the eports.html Human Services Human Services Hidalgo, and Luna income, medical, and state and county level. Department Department Counties nutritional assistance provided to individuals in need. 664 http://www.tax.state.nm.us/pubs On Internet New Mexico Tax New Mexico Agency Review Catron, Grant, The web site provides Data is provided at the The Tax and Revenue /taxresstat.htm and Revenue Tax and Hidalgo, and Luna information on income state and county level. Department also prepares Department Revenue Counties taxes, mineral extraction Fiscal Impact Reports. Department taxes, property taxes, and gross receipts taxes.
665 http://www.gilaconservation.org/ On Internet Gila Other - internal Gila River basin The report presents a The Arizona Water The act also provides up The most likely buyers of This economic analysis PDF/EcoNW%20Study/Gila%20 Conservation peer review preliminary economic Settlements Act provides to an additional $62 million such water would be provides a first step River%20Final%20rpt.pdf Coalition analysis of a proposal to $66 million of federal to subsidize the municipal water users in towards a more complete divert water from the Gila dollars for local or regional consumptive use of Grant County, specifically water plan for the region. River. water supply projects. 14,000 acre of water per Silver City, and nearby year on average. towns. 666 http://www.fs.fed.us/psw/publica On Internet U.S. Forest U.S. Forest Agency review Catron and Grant The historical record The wild land fire threat As a result fire size and The use of wild land The cost of returning fire tions/documents/psw_gtr173/ps Service Rocky Service Rocky Counties supported by tree ring has been dealt with intensity as well as prescribed fire over time to some areas will be high; w_gtr173_06_servis.pdf Mountain Mountain analysis indicates that fire effectively be aggressive suppression costs have will improve ecosystem therefore, we must Experiment Experiment played a dominant role in fire suppression. Without increased. health and reduce evaluate the risk involved Station Station pre-settlement fire, ecosystem health suppression costs of if nothing is done. southwestern vegetation began changing. Forest unnecessary wild land fire. types within Arizona and fuels have increased that New Mexico. were once recycled by frequent surface fires.
667 http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/s On Internet Social Security Social Security Agency Review Catron, Grant, The web site provides This annual publication It also shows the number tatcomps/oasdi_sc/index.html Administration Administration Hidalgo, and Luna county data on people present basic program of men and women aged Counties receiving Old-Age, data on the number and 65 or older receiving Survivors, and Disability type of beneficiaries and benefits. Insurance (OASDI) the amount of benefits benefits. paid in each state and county. 668 http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/s On Internet Social Security Social Security Agency Review Catron, Grant, The web site provides The SSI program is a cash The tables present SSI tatcomps/ssi_sc/ Administration Administration Hidalgo, and Luna county data on the assistance program that data by eligibility category Counties Supplemental Security provides monthly benefits and age. Income (SSI) program. to low-income aged, blind, or disabled persons.
669 http://www.swnmcog.org/statisti On internet Southwest New Southwest New None Catron, Grant, The abstract contains an calabstract.html Mexico Council of Mexico Council Hidalgo, and Luna assortment of data Governments of Governments Counties sources for southwestern New Mexico.
7/21/2009 Page 228 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 670 Abstract only: Library L. Allen Torell and Unknown Journal peer Catron and Grant A study was undertaken to A multi-period linear At a federal grazing fee of These would be the small, The largest grazing fee http://d.wanfangdata.com.cn/NS Tracy W. review Counties estimate the impacts of programming model was $3,96/animal unit month high-debt, ranches and receipts were generated at TLQK_NSTL_QK9373174.aspx Drummond increased federal grazing developed using 1992 (AUM) as proposed by large ranches with the $3.96/AUM fee. fees on the current national forest ranch Rangeland Reform '94, an intermediate levels of holders of grazing permits budgets as baseline data. additional 20% of GNF debt. for the Gila National permittees were projected Forest (GNF). to go out of business.
671 http://www.unm.edu/~bber/ec02. On Internet U.S. Census U.S. Census Agency review Catron, Grant, Web site includes htm Bureau Bureau Hidalgo, and Luna economic sector data from Counties the 2002 economic census. 672 http://www.unm.edu/~bber/bber On Internet UNM BBER UNM BBER Agency review Catron, Grant, Web site includes _cei.html Hidalgo, and Luna economic data on wages, Counties taxable gross receipts, and unemployment rates.
673 http://www.unm.edu/~bber/samp On Internet UNM BBER UNM BBER Agency Review Catron, Grant, Periodic report contain lenmb.htm Hidalgo, and Luna information on economic Counties trends, employment, taxes, and business. 674 http://www.unm.edu/~bber/econ On Internet UNM BBER UNM BBER Agency review Catron, Grant, Web site includes omy.htm Hidalgo, and Luna economic data on Counties employment, income, and poverty rates. 675 http://www.unm.edu/~bber/samp On Internet UNM BBER UNM BBER Agency review Catron, Grant, Periodic report contain leforunm.htm Hidalgo, and Luna information on economic Counties trends, employment, taxes, and business. 676 http://www.bea.gov/regional/reis On Internet U.S. Bureau of U.S. Bureau of Agency Review Catron, Grant, A wide range of databases Data is provided at the The Bureau of Economic / Economic Economic Hidalgo, and Luna provide information on state and county level. Analysis is the federal Analysis Analysis Counties employment, income, and agency that calculates economic sectors. national accounts data including the gross domestic product or GDP.
677 http://www.census.gov/csd/susb On Internet U.S. Census U.S. Census Agency Review Catron, Grant, This U.S. Census Bureau Dynamic data include the /susbdyn.htm Bureau Bureau Hidalgo, and Luna web site provides data on number of establishments Counties U.S. businesses. and corresponding employment changes for business expansions and contractions.
678 http://www.census.gov/govs/ww On Internet U.S. Census U.S. Census Agency Review Catron, Grant, This U.S. Census Bureau The CFFR data cover Categories included are w/cffr.html Bureau Bureau Hidalgo, and Luna web site provides data on federal of expenditures or grants, salaries and Counties the Consolidated Federal obligations to federal, wages, procurement Funds Report (CFFR). state, and local contracts, direct governments. payments, direct loans, guaranteed or insured loans, and insurance.
7/21/2009 Page 229 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 679 http://factfinder.census.gov On Internet U.S. Census U.S. Census Agency review Catron, Grant, Web site includes Bureau Bureau Hidalgo, and Luna economic data on income, Counties home value, rent paid, and poverty data.
680 Internet: On Internet U.S. Census U.S. Census Agency review Catron, Grant, Web site includes http://censtats.census.gov/usa/u Bureau Bureau Hidalgo, and Luna population, employment, sa.shtml Counties economic sector, government, and election trend data. 681 NA Contact ISC ISC Unknown Unknown Southwest New This 9 page memo The ECONorthwest Reviewers note in the Where accepted current The memo includes Mexico provides an evaluation of economic analysis ECONorthwest report that data exists, but fails to detailed comments on the the data, analysis, and appears designed to accurate technical support the conclusions conceptual model of the conclusions presented in support a strong bias underpinnings are often anticipated in the study, ECONorthwest Economic an ECONorthwest against any development absent, based on the authors show no Study. Economic Study entitled of the additional Gila supposition, or simply hesitation in creating new “The Potential Economic Basin water provided New false. data. Costs of a Gila River Mexico in the 2004 Diversion”. Arizona Water Settlements Act. Management/Ecology 682 BOR
683 On Internet NRCS Grass seeding is an New Mexico USDA-NRCS This brochure is intended uncertain endeavor even standards and to present the important in the best of specifications for critical factors that influence the circumstances, but in the area planting and range success of seeding native arid Southwest it is an planting provide detailed grasses in the arid and extremely risky venture. information on seeding semi-arid Southwest. native grasses. 684 Texas AM This book presents in the southwestern United ecological information on States and the desert the unique biomes that environments that occur within the isolated surround these mountains. mountains 685 BOR Denver BOR Provides results of wildlife Library surveys associated with the Upper Gila Water Supply Project.
686 University of Caruib community 40 locations in deserts in Probable feeding roles of taxa are presented, and vertebrates was New Mexico composition was studied New Mexico and Texas. arthropods and vertebrate the removal efficiency of documented. Library and at JSTOR 687 Marron library TNC< NMDGF Provides description of conservation area and biological elements, goals, and implementation information.
7/21/2009 Page 230 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 688 internet NMDGF The BISON Database This database also In many cases the provides the user with provides detailed database also provides listings of protected information on habitat, life photographs of the species of animals in the history and a variety of animals. state by the counties in other ecological variety of which they occur and their other ecological topics. agency status.
689 internet USDA Presents a summary of Report includes recent inventory descriptions of area, information for New number of trees, biomass, Mexico forests. volume, growth, mortality, successional stage, understory vegetation, removals, and net change.
690 internet USDA Presents a summary of recent inventory information for the Gila National forest.
691 Fort Collins USDA Provides a history of fire and climate in the southwest.
692 internet TNC This report presents a manner compatible with suite of plants, animals portfolio of conservation biodiversity would ensure and natural communities sites which if managed in the protection of the entire of the ecoregion. a 693 New Mexico This Thesis presents the that the grazing activities State University results of an analysis of of elk versus cattle have Library the varying ecological upon native vegetation. effects 694 BOR Denver USFWS Library
695 internet USFWS This internet access county to identify USFWS species of concern that allows search capabilities protected species as well occur within new Mexico. by as 696 internet - partial TNC Summarizes existing regional-scale biological and ecological assessment information from Arizona and New Mexico for use in the development of Forest Plans for the eleven National Forests in USDA Forest Service Region 3.
7/21/2009 Page 231 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 Fisheries 697 internet BOR Discusses issues related to defining and quantifying rare western US fish species and vulnerability of systems to invasion by nonnative species.
698 internet BOR Author utilizes power Describes spatial and analysis to evaluate temporal consistency of suitability of monitoring the fish assemblage and methods for describing provides estimation of abundance and within-site variability. distribution of Gila fishes.
699 NMSU Library Distribution of spikedace and observations of life history characteristics. 700 University of Regression and principal New Mexico components analysis of Library and morphological JSTOR characteristics from four isolated populations of spikedace. 701 NM Dept Game NMDGF Documents survey results and Fish for sites located within San Francisco River.
702 Arizona Game ADGF Listing of protected and and Fish sensitive wildlife for Arizona with species and status descriptions. 703 University of Feeding ecology of the Foods eaten by 505 fish Fish occupying pools fed New Mexico spikedace, Meda fulgida, consisted primarily of exclusively on mayflies, Library and was investigated from July mayfly adults and nymphs. but those in riffles ate JSTOR 1966 to August 1967. diversified foods.
704 UNM, JSTOR Gila spikedace were studied in June 1966 through July 1967. These studies included breeding behavior and spawning observations. 705 University of Natural and human- which has been extirpated New Mexico induced habitat alterations from the San Francisco Library and and establishment of non- River, a major tributary of JSTOR native predator fishes are the Gila River and persists believed to be the primary primarily in reaches of the reasons for the current Gila River which are free reduced range and of non-native predators. abundance of Roundtail chub,
7/21/2009 Page 232 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 706 University of Documents growth rates Fish assemblage of study New Mexico and lack of movement by sites was dominated by Library, Marron adult and subadult fishes desert and Sonora Library, and within the Gila Drainage. suckers. JSTOR 707 NMSU Library Life history and reproductive biology of loachminnow. 708 UNM Library or The author examined the A strong positive JSTOR relationship between late relationship between winter/early spring maximum mean daily flooding and recruitment of discharge in and mean roundtail chub, Gila CPUE of age 1 roundtail robusta, to age 1 in an chub in was indicated. unregulated section of the upper Verde River, Arizona to determine whether significant differences in mean catch per unit effort (CPUE) of age 1 roundtail chub existed over an 11-year period. 709 internet NMDGF Plan includes information goal for recovery of the on the distribution, habitat species, associated requirements, biology, and objective and objective ecology of roundtail, Gila, parameters, issues and headwater chubs; affecting attainment of the goal and recovery plan implementation schedule.
710 internet USFWS, ADGF Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 1997.
711 internet USFWS, ADGF Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 1999.
712 internet USFWS, NMDGF Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 1995-1996.
713 UNM Library, Documents physical Marron Library habitat changes and loss or JSTOR of fish population as well as introduction of a frog and tree species within Tule Creek, Arizona due to flooding during winter of 1978. 714 NMSU Library
7/21/2009 Page 233 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 715 internet Rreviews status, recovery and conservation actions for 12 species of Gila River warm water fishes and recommends future actions.
716 internet Reviews the status of seven native warm water fishes in the Gila River basin of central Arizona, southwestern New Mexico, and northern Sonora that are not listed under the federal Endangered Species Act.
717 internet Documents extent of implementation of existing recovery plans for the federally-listed warm water fishes in the Gila River basin. 718 JSTOR Based on cytochrome b Snyderichthys was sequence data, genera of intimately related to the Tribe Plagopterini: Lepidomeda. Lepidomeda, Meda, Plagopterus, and Snyderichthys, were most closely affiliated with the chubs Couesius and Margariscus of northern and eastern North America. 719 internet Authors evaluate and discuss management efforts to promote persistence of fishes in fire- prone landscapes. 720 USFS USFS Provides a literature review and habitat study / sampling results for loach minnow and roundtail chub within several creeks tributary to the San Francisco and Gila drainages.
7/21/2009 Page 234 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 721 UNM Library or Authors present a ESA online biogeographic test journals detailing the occurrence patterns of freshwater fishes of the Sonoran Desert (a gravely endangered fauna) and found that fragmentation was consistently associated with elevated extinction risk. 722 internet The authors propose a First, are populations of Second, are populations Third, would these And, fourth, how should conceptual framework to conservation value vulnerable to invasion and populations be threatened management be prioritized address four questions: present (considering displacement by non- with local extinction if among multiple evolutionary legacies, native salmonids? isolated with barriers? populations? ecological functions, and socioeconomic benefits as distinct values)? 723 PDF Presents results of fish surveys completed from 1952-1955 within Gila and Mimbres drainages. 724 UNM Library documents spawning CSA online behavior and seasonality journals for desert sucker 725 USFS USFS Presents results of fish surveys completed prior to proposed inundation of Hooker dam and reservoir.
726 UNM Library, Provides information used book regarding biology and sellers distribution of NM fishes. 727
728 AMS online Critical thermal maxima Results indicated that journals was determined for native introduced species are and introduced trout adapted to elevated water species. temperatures occurring in southwestern US streams.
729 UNM Library Reports results of genetic JSTOR studies of native and introduced trout species within Arizona and New Mexico which focused on identifying level of genetic differentiation and hybridization.
7/21/2009 Page 235 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 730 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2000.
731 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2001.
732 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2002.
733 internet BOR Authors present analyses of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 1995-1999.
734 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2004.
735 internet BOR Authors present analyses of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2000-2004.
736 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2005.
737 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2003.
738 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2006.
7/21/2009 Page 236 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 739 internet BOR Author presents results of fish monitoring in selected Gila waters for 2007.
740 Arizona Game AGFD and Fish
741
742 NMSU Library Author evaluates the Habitat Quality Index using headwater streams of the Gila as test sites.
743 UNM Library The Sonoran topminnow Habitat destruction was JSTOR was studied to identify the cause of several mechanisms leading to population losses and local extirpation. interactions with introduced mosquitofish were responsible for reduction of topminnows via predation. 744 USFWS USFWS Author evaluates populations status and provides distribution information for Gila trout. 745 PDF, WNMU WNMU, USFS Presents results of fish surveys completed from within Gila Bird Area during summer 2002. 746 PDF, WNMU WNMU, USFS Presents results of fish surveys completed from within Gila Bird Area during summer 2004. 747 UM Library Describes physical server characters and relationships between the genera belonging to the Tribe Plagopterini (spiny- rayed fishes). 748 USFWS USFWS
7/21/2009 Page 237 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 749 BioOne Reports on investigation of the genus: Gila. Three full species, robusta, intermeda, and nigra are recognized and listing under the Endangered Species Act is suggested for all Colorado River basin species of Gila.
750 UNM Library Observations of reproductive biology and spawning activity of Rhinichthys osculus at the San Francisco River, New Mexico. 751 NMSU Library Presents findings of thesis studies involving Age, growth and reproduction of Gila trout in a Gila headwater stream.
752 NMDGF NMDGF Presents status, distribution, natural history, life history, and conservation information for NM listed species. 753 internet, OSE, NMDGF Provides results of 1973 NMDGF inventory of lower Gila River sampling sites .
754 Marron Library BOR Eescribes attempts to spawn spikedace in captivity with recommendations for future work and management. 755 internet USFWS Data from permit reports, From these, geo- field notes, technical referenced distribution reports and museum maps for chub species, collections were compiled spikedace, and loach to create a database of minnow were created from rare Gila Drainage three time periods ranging species. from 1908 to 2007
756 internet USFWS Eight native and fifteen Abundance of native nonnative fish species fishes declined at most were collected from six sites. Abundance of study sites during 1988- nonnative fishes increased 2005. substantially at one location.
7/21/2009 Page 238 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 757 NMED Provides information from a reconnaissance survey of Mule Creek. 758 NMDGF NMDGF Presents status, distribution, natural history, life history , and conservation information for 23 NM listed fish species. 759 NMDGF NMDGF
760 UNM Library Authors documented JSTOR distribution and status, life history attributes and habitat, as well as factors contributing to the decline of Chihuahua chub based on surveys in the historic range during 1987-1991.
761 Wiley Documents population Findings indicated that Population density varied interscience characteristics of Gila trout populations fluctuated with elevation and online journals in several Gila Drainage numerically seasonally drainage size. streams. and annually. 762 JSTOR Natural history studies of Few individuals exceeded loach minnow resulted in 60 mm SL or Age II. the following findings: Loachminnow fed Spawning in the Cliff-Gila primarily upon Valley reach of the Gila ephemeropteran naiads River in New Mexico and chironomid larvae. occurred briefly in April 1984 in water from 16-20 C. Larval growth was rapid. 763 UNM Library Gila trout formerly In the past 20 years Prior to 1989, 11 Successful conservation JSTOR occurred in suitable conservation efforts populations existed. of this species will require habitat in much of the Gila focused on establishing Natural events in 1988 continued protection and River Drainage in NM and additional populations. and 1989 eliminated one enhancement of extant AZ, but when described in population and reduced populations. 1950 it was restricted to a others. few remote headwater streams in NM.
7/21/2009 Page 239 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 764 ESA, pubmed Authors found that over In addition, natural flow Concluded maintaining online journals nineteen years across six regime alone was unlikely natural flow regimes while study sites data suggested to ensure persistence of simultaneously that native fish native fish assemblages. suppressing or excluding assemblages are nonnative fishes from compromised by the remaining native fish presence of nonnative strongholds is critical to fishes and unnatural flow conservation of native fish regimes. assemblages in a system such as the upper Gila River drainage.
765 USFWS
766 USFWS USFWS Provides distribution, status, biology information for loach minnow in New Mexico with recommendations for conservation. 767 internet USDA Document provides information on biology, ecology, conservation status, and management of the roundtail chub with a focus on geographic and ecological characteristics in the USFS Region 2.
768 internet USFWS Authors investigated seven Gila River Drainage sites for suitability of fish barrier placement as mitigation for Central Arizona Project effects to Gila Basin fishes as determined in the Gila River Biological Opinion. Suitable sites were recommended.
769 internet Data were collected for Findings indicated that 129 recaptured Gila trout this species moved and in three streams on the grew little in streams Gila National Forest, New containing larger fish Mexico. populations and streams containing log improvement structures.
7/21/2009 Page 240 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 770 UNM Library Presents data regarding JSTOR, Marron habitat use (substrata, Library water velocity) by loach minnow adults, larvae, and juveniles. 771 UNM Library Spikedace, Meda fulgida, Velocity of water occupied Habitat used by spikedace JSTOR used habitat in several by spikedace did not as described in literature southwestern desert increase with increased and measured in one streams according to stream size. stream suggests that availability. habitat partitioning takes place when spikedace co- occurs with red shiner.
772 PDF Effects of fire to fishes within southwestern streams.
773 internet PDF Authors present data Findings indicate that Suggest that hydrograph, comparing fish peak flow, mean flow geomorphology, and assemblages in Gila and volume and variability of management are critical in Verde rivers in Arizona flow, canyon-bound and determining native fish and New Mexico over a broad alluvial reaches, assemblages. period of 7–12 years on dams, and introduced hydrographs, fishes are directly or geomorphology, past indirectly related to fish fisheries, water, and land assemblages. management activities.
774 Marron Library Comparison of results of removing livestock to fish assemblages within segments of the Verde and Gila rivers and suggests that riparian restoration is not the most important factor in sustaining native fish assemblages. 775 Wiley Authors present Analysis does not support Interscience mitochondrial 12S hypotheses of a online journals ribosomal RNA analysis relationship between which support recognition plagopterins and other of Snyderichthys, formerly Western taxa considered a subgenus of Gila, and indicate that the Plagopterin Clade is sister to the Creek Chub Clade.
776 NMED Provides survey findings for Survey of Bear Creek in Grant County.
7/21/2009 Page 241 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 777 internet SCBD Provides natural and life history information for Gila chub as well as status, distribution and conservation information in support of the petition to list this species as endangered. 778 out of print Provides overview and species specific information for fishes which occur within New Mexico. 779
780 Internet USFWS Provides information on biology of Chihuahua chubs well as status determination species. 781 Internet USFWS Provides information on the biology of loach minnow and proposes it to be a threatened species with critical habitat
782 Internet USFWS Provides information on the biology of loach minnow and determines it to be a threatened species. 783 Internet USFWS Provides information on the biology of spikedace and determines it to be a threatened species. 784 internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of Chihuahua chub as well as management strategies for recovering the species.
785 internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of loachminnow as well as management strategies for recovering the species.
786 internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of spikedace as well as management strategies for recovering the species.
7/21/2009 Page 242 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 787 internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of Gila Trout as well as management strategies for recovering the species.
788 internet USFWS Provides species accounts, status information and goals for recovery of for four fishes of the Rio Yaqui system in Arizona and New Mexico - Yaqui chub, Yaqui topminnow, Yaqui catfish, and beautiful shiner.
789 Internet USFWS Provides information on the biology of Gila chub and proposes it to be listed as an endangered species with critical habitat. 790 Internet USFWS Provides information on the biology of Gila chub and determines it to be listed as an endangered species with critical habitat. 791 USFWS Provides information on the biology and status of spikedace and loach minnow and proposes to designate critical habitat.
792 internet USFWS Provides information on the biology and status of spikedace and loach minnow and designates critical habitat. 793 USFWS USFWS Provides information on biology and status of woundfin as well as management strategies for recovering the species.
794 The author proposes that, under the National in the title case, functional Environmental Policy Act, equivalence would have since a similar allowed the Fish & Wildlife assessment must be Service an exemption performed under the from environmental Endangered Species Act. assessment requirements
7/21/2009 Page 243 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 795 NMSU Library Results of investigations regarding diets of Gila trout and speckled dace. 796 University of Authors report observation New Mexico of autumn spawning of Library, Jstor loach minnow and additional reproductive behavior observations.
797 Internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of Gila Topminnow as well as recovery objectives and management strategies for recovering the species.
798 JSTOR Authors document parasites recovered from five species of Gila Drainage fishes. Birds 799 University of NMDGF A classic work published known to occur in New descriptions of each of range of these species New Mexico the early 1960's that Mexico at that time. This these species of birds, but within New Mexico, and Library documents the diverse book contains detailed more important it often provides specific species of birds. documents the locations where they are known to nest. 800 University of This article documents the abundance of several New Mexico importance of nectar species of hummingbirds Library and availability as it relates to within Guadalupe Canyon JSTOR the seasonal occurrence in Animas Mountains, NM. and 801 University of Predation was the major Results of the present generalized than might be New Mexico source of nest failure for study are consistent with expected based on the Library and hummingbirds studied in those of previous studies range of habitats JSTOR southwestern New Mexico that have dealt with occupied. and southeastern Arizona, nesting female accounting for nearly 80% hummingbirds, and of all failed nest attempts. suggest that predation and productivity are more
802 University of Woodpeckers (Meherpes The purpose of this study New Mexico zuopygialis) are is to further describe Gila Library and conspicuous for their vocal Woodpecker vocalizations JSTOR behavior. and to analyze them spectrographically.
803 University of Gila woodpeckers are The effects of intra- and New Mexico conspicuous for their vocal interspecific territoriality on Library and behavior and for other the distribution of the JSTOR related behaviors. species is also presented.
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805 University of Bird breeding populations differences in bird species New Mexico were studied on seven diversity within these Library and riparian woodland study study plots and correlates JSTOR plots in north-central the differences with foliage Arizona. This study height diversity. documents the
806 JSTOR This article details the the various forms of nesting success of Riparian Woodlands Swainson's hawks within located in southwestern New Mexico. 807 http://www.fs.fe Habitats, threats, and d.us/rm/pubs_r conservation of the m/rm_gtr272.pdf southwestern willow flycatcher (Empidonax traillii extimus). 808 NM Department This paper documents the Cienega, in the northern of Agriculture nesting activity of half of Hidalgo County mourning doves within the located within wetland and associated southwestern New riparian habitat located at Mexico. the San Simon
809 NM Department Mexican duck utilization of of Agriculture San Simon Marsh after restoration 810 University of Eight roadside surveys for Seventeen species were New Mexico raptors were conducted in observed. This article Library and southwestern New Mexico presents the data related JSTOR from May 1988-January to those observations and 1989. the habitats in which the birds were observed.
811 University of Habitat relationships of for the abrupt termination New Mexico gray-breasted jays in of this species range. Library and southwestern New Mexico Results indicated that gray- JSTOR were investigated to breasted jays are tied determine what factors closely to the densities of might account mast-producing tree species.
812 Bureau of BOR This article summarizes requirements of the Reclamation the available literature southwestern willow concerning the flycatcher in New Mexico. hydrological
7/21/2009 Page 245 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 813 NMSU Several Federal and State The strategy that is taking LibraryGov Doc agencies in Arizona and shape is the development A13.151/5:RMR New Mexico are of a package of formats, S-P-7 collaborating on the methods and information development of a strategy that can guide local for the restoration of groups in developing and riparian systems. implementing local riparian restoration plans.
814 Rocky Mt. USDA This publication was The southwestern willow A team of flycatcher We hope this publication Research prepared in response to a flycatcher was federally experts from multiple will be useful in Station need expressed by listed as an Endangered agencies and conserving populations http://www.fs.fe southwestern agencies subspecies in 1995. organizations identified and habitats of the d.us/rm/pubs/rm and organizations for a components of the southwestern willow rs_gtr060.pdf comprehensive publication, wrote flycatcher. assessment of the chapters, and population status, history, cooperatively assembled biology, ecology, habitats, management threats, and conservation recommendations and of the southwestern willow research needs. flycatcher (Empidonax traillii extimus).
815 University of Organizations for a Twenty-four birds were New Mexico comprehensive banded and followed over Library and assessment of the time. This article details JSTOR population status, history, the distribution of these biology, ecology. owls and in some cases their demise. 816 University of NM We hope this publication Library and will be useful in JSTOR conserving populations and habitats of the New Mexico. 817 University of NM The southwestern willow A team detailing the Ultimately the article Library and flycatcher was federally distribution and life history details the extent of this JSTOR listed as an Endangered of the species. species as it occurred in subspecies in 1995. 1974. 818 NM Department Flycatcher experts from It also details the decline of Game and multiple agencies and of the species in the Fish organizations identified southwest and makes the components of the connection of this decline publication. to the use of DDT.
819 UNM Library, Wrote chapters, and Marron Library cooperatively assembled or JSTOR management recommendations and research phylogenetically.
7/21/2009 Page 246 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 820 University of NM Effects of flooding on the During that time high flows This study follows the Library and vegetation and avian caused the death of 99% associated decline in the JSTOR communities of the Bill of the cottonwoods and diversity of bird species. Williams River, Arizona 64% of the Gooding's was evaluated from 1976 willows. to 1983. 821 University of NM The conservation of Site diversity, especially Library and Riparian Vegetation in as it relates to the number JSTOR Western North America of avian species, is higher has emphasized proving in riparian communities. habitats for locally diverse avifauna. 822 UNM Library, This is a comprehensive most of the birds within observations of birds JSTOR and work detailing the New Mexico. It is within New Mexico. Marron Library locations, habitats and accompanied by some breeding information illustrations as well as about anecdotal data on the 823 JSTOR A basic theory or avian This paper presents the southwestern shrub and biology is that the number results of studies that desert habitats. of birds in an area reflects correlated an index of total the availability of critical vegetation with breeding resources. bird densities at 31 sites in
824 Local habitat We sought to quantify across its geographical showed a general trend characteristics are often variation in habitat range. Analyses of towards use of dense used to describe a preferences by asking detailed nest placement vegetation. However, species' niche despite the how nesting habit varies data from three localities there was substantial fact that habitat use can within and between (Kansas, eastern New variation in nest vary across the populations of Bell's vireo Mexico and western New placement and vegetation geographical range. (Vireo bellii) Mexico) at nest sites between localities. 825 University of Vegetation structure and other environmental New Mexico floristic composition characteristics of Library and strongly influence the songbirds, this studied JSTOR structure of bird quantified nest-site communities. To assess characteristics and the influence of vegetation reproductive success of a and riparian songbird community in Arizona. 826 UNM Library, Spatial distribution, The articles discusses the Marron Library foraging behavior, and diet and coexistence or JSTOR diets of 12-13 without niche separation insectivorous birds of ecologically similar species were measured birds within southwestern during two breeding riparian communities. seasons in riparian forests in Arizona. 827 UNM Library, Patterns of habitat use by This paper addresses a Marron Library breeding birds were series of predictions about or JSTOR studied in cottonwood species distributions within riparian forests of the the riparian habitats. Snake River.
7/21/2009 Page 247 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 828 NM Department Ecology and management of Game and of Gould’s turkeys in Fish southwestern New Mexico. 829 University of This article presents Owls selected both New Mexico information on nest and nesting and roosting sites Library and roost habitat in mixed-conifer forests JSTOR characteristics of Mexican that contained and oak Spotted owls in the component more frequent Tularosa Mountains of than expected by chance. New Mexico. 830 Authors provide a Approximately half of box elder use occurs only synthesis of known territories are comprised in the Cliff-Gila Valley, information - California, of 90% native plants - New Mexico. Arizona, and New Mexico willow saltcedar or box account for 89% of known elder are the dominant territories; tree species. 831 US Forest USFS Wildlife use riparian zones This document describes to migrating birds. Service disproportionately more the importance of riparian than any other type of vegetation particularly habitat. 832 The endangered This article details finding species is broader than southwester willow southwestern willow originally believed. flycatcher is an obligate flycatcher nests in Arizona riparian species that nests sycamore and in a in willow thickets and climbing rose, suggesting other dense, shrubby that the nest substrate for habitats. this 833 Microhabitat use by breeding southwestern willow flycatchers on the Gila River. 834 The authors investigate nests in larger patches or Nests in box elders were brood parasitism by brown nests built near the patch less susceptible to headed cowbirds in sw edge adjacent to a river parasitism, whereas nests willow flycatcher nests. were more susceptible to in willows were more They found that brood parasitism. susceptible to parasitism. parasitism was strongly correlated with habitat characteristics: 835 University of Bird species densities the Huachuca Mountains New Mexico were determined for of southeastern Arizona. Library and summer and winter on 132 The habitats were defined JSTOR study plots grouped into based on the dominant 25 riparian habitats in or riparian tree species. near
836 internet USFWS This document presents a to increase the population 60 breeding pairs has habitat within the United plan for the recovery of in the American southwest been established in the States). the northern aplomado with a goal of a minimum United States (this goal falcon. The plan provides self—sustaining may be modified after we measures population of learn more about suitable
7/21/2009 Page 248 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 837 internet USFWS This document presents a The plan provides a willow flycatcher from plan for the recovery of sequence of actions that if endangered to threatened the endangered effective would reduce the and eventually remove it southwestern willow status of the southwestern from the Endangered flycatcher. species list.
838 internet USFWS This is a draft document This document proposed proposing areas of critical specific stretches of rivers habitat designation for the as critical habitat for this southwestern willow species. flycatcher.
839 internet USFWS This document presents a This Recovery Plan relies Managed Owl plan for the recovery of on Federal lands to Conservation Areas the endangered Mexican provide the major (MOCAs) are spotted owl. contribution for spotted recommended to provide owl recovery. In the habitat for the western Physiographic recovery of the spotted Provinces. owl. 840 Southwestern Behavior of yellow-billed Naturalist cuckoo in the spring of Reprints or 1997. Marron Library 841 University of This paper discusses the and its relationship to New Mexico range of the Mexican populations in adjacent Library and subspecies of Townsend's Mexico. JSTOR and solitaire in southwestern Marron Library NM 842 University of This article documents in the early summer of During these attacks the brown-headed cowbirds. New Mexico brown-headed cowbird 2000. These attacks young southwestern Library and attacks on southwestern occurred in the Gila River willow flycatcher chicks JSTOR and willow flycatcher nests Valley in mature riparian were ejected from the nest Marron Library forest. by 843 University of This paper documents the New Mexico and Arizona. consisted of pinyon- New Mexico home range, habitat use, Fieldwork occurred in juniper woodland with and Library and and diet of Gould's turkey 1989 documenting that abundance of pinyon JSTOR and in the Peloncillo preferred Gould's turkey ricegrass. Marron Library Mountains of habitat
Reptiles/Amphibians 844 Sul Ross This study presented in turtles (Chrysemys picta lakes that occurred in University the paper presents data and Trionyx spinferus) as southwestern New Mexico Library on three species of well a garter snake ( including Lake Cabeza de Chihuahuan Desert Thamnohus sintalis). The Vaca which covered 9000- reptiles that occur near article looks at the ranges 10,000 square miles and stream associated habitat. of these species in relation the Animas and Playas This includes two to ancient playa Basins.
7/21/2009 Page 249 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 845 University of This paper describes how utilization of habitat. The New Mexico members of a lizard study provides useful Library and community in information for formulating JSTOR southwestern New Mexico land management vary in their seasonal decisions. occurrence and
846 New Mexico This article details the of the Gila monster and its Department of history of the Gila monster range in Mexico and the Game and Fish including it's first United States including description in the literature SW New Mexico. Most in 1873. It further importantly it includes a provides a detailed table of all of the known description locations
847 University of This paper details is presented by locality of turtle studies in New New Mexico distributional and habitat maps and text. The paper Mexico. Library and data on nine species of also provides background JSTOR New Mexico turtles. This information on the history data 848 University of This book provides of habitats that these New Mexico detailed information on all species are likely to occur Library and species of reptiles and in . It also contains JSTOR amphibians that occur in detailed descriptions of New Mexico. It also the species as well as provides range maps, dietary information. photographs and descriptions 849 Southwestern Prior to this paper there provides data gathered found dead and eaten. It Naturalist were no published records from mark-capture studies was believed to have been Reprints or of predation on the ridge in the Animas Mountains killed by a raptor. Inside Marron Library nose rattlesnake. This of Hidalgo County ,NM. A the carcass were the paper marked ridge nose remains of a southern rattlesnake was pocket gopher.
850 University of The distribution of the This species has been This paper provides New Mexico Madrean alligator lizard in reported in the Florida information on the range Library and the eastern portion of its Mountains in Luna and records of collection JSTOR range is poorly County, NM. for this species. understood. 851 University of This paper discusses the The data document that The paper documents the New Mexico differences in calls of the two distinct calls are geographic range of toads Library and Plains spadefoot toad in present within the species. with these calls. JSTOR New Mexico and Mexico.
852 internet NMDGF Describes natural history of species, as well as management strategies, implementation schedule for recovery.
7/21/2009 Page 250 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 853 New Mexico This article presents an includes photographs of Finally, it includes a Department of overview of the various the frogs as well as description of the natural Game and Fish species of Leopard frogs photographs of the history of each of the in New Mexico. It also defining mottle patterns on species. the legs of the frogs. 854 Nature Provides information Conservancy regarding biology of Chiricahua leopard frog with management and conservation goals and guidelines. 855 University of This article discusses the conditions that eventually subspecies including a New Mexico range of this species in lead to sub-specific listing of all of the known Library and the US and Mexico. It development following the specimen holdings. JSTOR also addresses its end of the ice age. It postulated prehistoric further describes each of range and habitat the 856 Federal USFWS Provides information on Register , biology and status of internet chiricahua leopard frog and listing as an endangered species. 857 internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of ridgenose rattlesnake and strategies for recovery of the species. 858 internet USFWS Provides information on biology and status of chiricahua leopard frog and strategies for recovery of the species. 859 Gila National USDA Provides an inventory of Forest nonavain vertebrates of the Gila National Forest.
860 University of The authors studied New Mexico fecundity, survivorship and Library and population characteristics JSTOR in prairie lizards in southwestern New Mexico. 861 New Mexico This article describes the and current range of this Department of condition and history of species as well as its life Game and Fish the Gila monster in New history. It also has useful Mexico. It covers both the figures showing the historic current range of Gila Monster in NM.
7/21/2009 Page 251 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 Mammals 862 University of Provides results of survey New Mexico for white sided jackrabbit - Library and habitat types where JSTOR observed, numbers of observations.
863 USDA Forest Much is yet to be learned these goals is to Grande Basin. Ten pinyon- The number of sites a Service, about the importance of determine what species juniper sites with species was captured at Albuquerque bats in Southwestern exist in different habitats permanent water on the and frequency of capture ecosystems, their and across what Cibola National Forest varied according to ecological requirements, geographic ranges. The were mist netted four species. and how habitats should objective of this study was times from May to be managed to sustain to identify the bat species September 1995. Sixteen these important species. A which use pinyon-juniper bat species were captured first step towards habitats of the Middle Rio from the 10 sites.
864 New Mexico A 1-year field study (June rams, 10 Arizona ewes, objective of this study was Department of 1981-May 1982) was and 8 lambs born during to evaluate the transplant Game and Fish conducted in the confinement. All adults by examining major Peloncillo Mountains, New were radio-collared. The ecological and population Mexico, following a population was parameters. paddock release of 28 supplemented with six desert bighorn sheep radio-collared rams (Ovis canadensis released directly into the mexicana) composed of wild. The 10 New Mexico 865 New Mexico This article details the and their transplantation to Department of capture of bighorn sheep the Alamo Hueco Game and Fish at the Red Rock Facility in Mountains. In the course southwestern New Mexico of the capture and transfer data was collected
866 UNM Library. Provides biology and Marron Library distribution information for or JSTOR NM mammals. 867 University of This articles documents New Mexico the first record of the Library and Arizona Cotton rat in JSTOR southwestern New Mexico. 868 University of Authors compiled New Mexico information from museum Library and specimens, literature JSTOR records, and observations to document the distribution and habitats of the gray squirrel in New Mexico.
7/21/2009 Page 252 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 869 University of Provides information from New Mexico monitoring of winter bat Library and activities which resulted in JSTOR identification of 401 individuals representing 12 species over 47 nights.
870 NMSU Library Discussion of distribution and habitats of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep at the San Francisco River in Mexico.
871 University of This paper summarizes western New Mexico. The ecological range of the New Mexico the data collected from bat variations in numbers of species and the recent Library and netting at three locations bat was correlated with disturbances by man. JSTOR in the 872 University of Provides information on The authors state that and that "...discovering the Coati Study Project New Mexico the biology, status and here is no evidence that the coatis' role in the has been formed to Library and distribution of coati in the coatis in the U. S. are natural environment of the coordinate these studies." JSTOR southwest US. currently expanding their southwestern U. S. will breeding range or require the combined approaching historic efforts of many people; population levels 873 University of This paper documents a Habitat information of their New Mexico population of microtus collection near Centerfire Library and pennsylvanicus near Bog is also presented in JSTOR Aragon, NM. Field studies the paper. in 1978 documented the population.
874 New Mexico Study of age and State University reproductive components Library of coyote populations.
875 University of Provides details of otter New Mexico catch on the Gila River. Library and JSTOR 876 NM Natural The authors conducted a influencing suitability for Mountains in far Heritage spatial analysis of jaguar habitat, and southwestern New Program at potential habitat for the created a composite Mexico, and the river UNM jaguar (Panthera onca) in potential habitat map. The canyon and adjacent New Mexico using a model predicted two areas areas of the Gila and San geographic information with the highest probability Francisco River drainages system (GIS) model to of being able to support along the New Mexico- combine data layers for jaguars in New Mexico. Arizona border and to the landscape features These areas were the east. Peloncillo and Animas
7/21/2009 Page 253 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 877 University of This paper provides a occurrences in the New Mexico historical perspective of Peloncillow Mountains of Library and the jaguars in New Mexico New Mexico in 1996. JSTOR as well as recent documented 878 http://www.nm.n USDA Wildlife Habitat Appraisal unit which may consist of concern. They can be rcs.usda.gov/tec Guides provide the NRCS one or more fields or even used to evaluate habitat hnical/tech- planner with a simple and entire farm. The on planning units for notes/bio/bio51. procedure for determining guides can be used on rangeland, farmland, pdf the value of wildlife habitat land where wildlife is a forest, and woodland, or on any conservation primary reason for conservation planning treatment concern, or on land where units. wildlife is a secondary resource 879 Internet or UNM The authors estimated the of coyote abundance recruitment may be the Library demographic variable for indicated that the result of low rainfall and coyote populations in the populations was in a coyote abundance in the northern Chihuahuan decline phase in 1991. prior 2-3 years. Desert in the spring of None of the 11 radio 1991. Indices collared females produced viable fetuses in 1991. The low Invertebrates 880 This article discusses the Aravipa Creek in Graham these life zones. lack of ecological and Pinal counties, information on benthic Arizona. Data was invertebrates in streams of collected along the life the Sonoran Desert. zones that the stream Subsequently a study was crosses providing a conducted along picture of the changing benthic organisms within each of 881 JSTOR Describes ninety-nine taxa of aquatic insects and 104 macroinvertebrate taxa collected in Sycamore Creek, Arizona, from July 1977 to November 1979.
882 NMED Provides results of water quality and invertebrate surveys of the Mimbres River. 883 USFWS or USFWS This book provides a to their identification, as Marron Library detailed presentation of all well as color photographs of the known tiger beetles of the species. in New Mexico. It includes a key 884 Marron Library This book provides It includes a key to the or NM Office of information of all of the species as well as Cultural Affairs known species of descriptions of ranges and terrestrial land snails in habitats. New Mexico. 7/21/2009 Page 254 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 885 JSTOR The magnitude, direction, and temporal aspects of invertebrate movements between two headwater stream channels and their hardwood forest floodplains were determined over a 1 year period.
Botany 886 NM State USDA This is a recently prepared grasses known to occur in University and taxonomic study of the New Mexico along with Marron Library grasses of New Mexico. range information. Including a key to all of the
887 UNM Library or This is a vegetative key to New Mexico grasses in Marron Library grasses of New Mexico. It the winter months when provides a way to identify floral parts are lacking.
888 University of This book is a generalized within the southwestern habitats of Mexico. New Mexico ecological work detailing United States and Library, ABE the biotic communities extending southward in Books found the mountain 889 University of NM This book provides a key New Mexico. It also Bookstore, UNM to the identification of provides range maps of Library trees and shrubs found where these trees and throughout shrubs are likely to occur within the state. 890 Internet This thesis provides a County, north of Deming. vegetation communities floristic inventory of all of The document contains a found within the Cooke's the vascular plants phylogenic list of the range. identifiable within the vascular species present Cooke's range located as well as a description of within northern Luna the
891 Marron Library This little known work found throughout New vegetation system each of the plant provides detailed mapping Mexico. These maps are originally postulated by community types found in of the dominant plant organized by counties and Browne and Lowe. The the counties. communities found generally follow the maps also include a summary of the acreage of 892 UNM Library or This early work provides publication. It also Marron Library keys to the identification of includes descriptions of ferns known within New the habitats as well as Mexico at the time of drawings of the ferns.
7/21/2009 Page 255 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 893 http://www.trees USFS Grasslands in the Apache expert consultation and more than half of open, earch.fs.fed.us/ Highlands ecoregion have field verification. Over two- non-shrub invaded native pubs/23231 experienced dramatic thirds of native grasslands grasslands. Almost 95% of changes. To assess and have experienced shrub the private lands in this identify remaining native encroachment. More than study have no legal grasslands for 30% of these may be protection. Over 25% of all conservation planning and restorable with prescribed native grasslands are management, we used a fire. Private land accounts contained in the Apache combination of for Highlands ecoregional analysis. 894 University of This thesis provides the within the Datil Mountains. mountain range as wells New Mexico results of a The thesis includes a ecological data. Library comprehensive study of phylogenetic list of all of the vegetation found the plants found within this
895 Nature TNC This document includes Coverage includes the Conservancy in and assessment of the state of Arizona, Arizona extent, condition, and Southwestern portions of distribution of grassland the state of New Mexico, types in Arizona as and the Northern portion indicated by expert of Sonora, Mexico. interviews and field verification. 896 New Mexico NMDGF Describes vegetation and Department of vertebrate animals at Gray Game and Fish. Ranch. Library 897 UNM Library This book provides taken in 1892 and were comparative photographs retaken by the author in of monuments along a 535 1984. The author adds in stretch of the US/Mexican interesting interpretations border from El Paso west on the changes of the to the Colorado River. vegetation at the These photographs were monuments. originally
898 UNM Bookstore This book provides These drawings are most of the common drawings of over 1000 arranged by family, and species of plants found in species of plants found in provide a quick and easy New Mexico. New Mexico. way to identify 899 US Fish and This report presents the that was under USFWS to determine the Wildlife Service findings of field studies of consideration for federal status of this species. Senecio quarens a plan protection. This report was utilized by the 900 UNM Library This book presents a found or expected in the detailed flora of New state. The work also Mexico including keys to includes range maps of all of the plants occurrence within New Mexico.
7/21/2009 Page 256 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 901 University of Aerial photography taken southwestern New and analyzed in a GIS New Mexico from 1935-1991were used Mexico. Vegetation maps system to quantify past Library and in the analysis of interpreted from these changes in vegetation. JSTOR vegetation along Negrito aerial photographs were Creek in digitized 902 http://nmrareplants.unm.edu/ Internet NMRPTC This web page provides of sensitive species of along with range maps, detailed information on all plants found in New and photographs of the rare, threatened, Mexico. This information species. endangered includes species descriptions, range in the state 903 University of This paper documents In particular it presents New Mexico pollinators on Palmer's data on the use of this Library and agave in southwestern agave by nectar feeding JSTOR New Mexico. bats. 904 University of This paper describes the It provides an analysis of a in the upper Mimbres New Mexico importance of riparian data set from a wood Watershed on USFS land. Library and ecosystems in arid riparian vegetation survey JSTOR habitats. completed 905 Marron and This book provides Specifically, it It includes detailed range maps. Associates detailed information of concentrates on those drawings of the plants as rare plants found in New species that have, or had, well as habitat Mexico. agency status. descriptions and 906 internet USFWS Template for the recover of Zuni fleabane that would lead to its eventual removal from the Endangered species list.
907 UNM Library This thesis is a detailed County, NM. It contains a the overall habitats found floristic stud of the Animas list of all of the plants in the Animas Mountains. Mountains located in found in that mountain Hidalgo range as ecological information on 908 Marron and This bulletin was originally The bulletin contains all of in Wooton and Standley's Associates published in tandem with the type localities for new flora of New Mexico. the original flora of New species of plants that Mexico. were found and described
909 Marron and This is a landmark work vegetation within New Mexico, and many of the time of publication. Associates being the first systematic Mexico. It has a key for species in this book were floristic treatment of identification of plants new to the state at the within
7/21/2009 Page 257 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 Riparian/wetlands 910 University of Rooted shoot cuttings New Mexico (saplings) of two willows, Library and Salix exigua and S. JSTOR drummondiana, and two cottonwoods, Populus angustifolia, and P. balsamifera, were grown in rhizopods, controlled growth devices that allow water-table manipulation.
911 USDA Forest USDA This report is a mixture of diversities. We will discuss during the breeding be studied during all Service theoretical and applied this in relation to wintering season. We will discuss seasons. Finally, we Intermountain ecology. The first part will and summering bird vegetation use in winter compared bird use of the Forest and be devoted to determining populations. The purpose and summer for the sake habitat in the same Range which vegetation variables of comparison is to gain of brevity, but if habitats season over a period of Experiment appear to be important if insight into whether avian are to be managed years in order to Station an area is to support responses to the properly for birds, it is determine effects of relatively large avian vegetation are stronger Imperative that climate on avian densities and during winter or relationships between bird habitat use. communities and vegetation
912 ABE Books, Provides a recent history Awar Books of sw riparian areas, factors affecting revegetation, information regarding several riparian species, and factors for determining success of revegetation efforts. 913 USDA Forest USDA This literature review articles have many Service Pacific summarizes the effects of references cited. Some of Southwest livestock grazing on the statements beneath a Forest riparian habitat and citation may actually be Experiment aquatic and terrestrial that author reporting about Station wildlife. The intent of this work. I usually did not project was to present state (Anderson, 1993) as suitable references to quoted in ... I have more accurately assess selected statements that the environmental effects are applicable to the of livestock grazing on wildlife, fisheries or other resources. Many of riparian resource. the 914 University of This article details the found in a desert canyon fremontii was found to New Mexico findings of data taken from in west-central Arizona. depend upon Library and stands of Populus Recruitment of Populus geomorphological JSTOR fremontii features.
7/21/2009 Page 258 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 915 University of Salt cedar (Tamarix cottonwood (Populus macroinvertebrates that Such impacts on the New Mexico ramossisima), an invasive fremontii). We examined are dependent on leaf primary consumers and Library and species, has become a whether the successful litter as a food source. food web structure could JSTOR dominant shrub along invasion of this exotic These studies affect higher trophic many streams of the shrub alters stream leaf demonstrate that invasion levels. southwestern United litter decomposition rates by salt cedar affects leaf States, where it has and affects the aquatic litter quality, which in turn replaced many native affects stream species such as Fremont macroinvertebrates. .
916 available for This book contains a It starts with the presented on the alterations of riparian order online complete evaluation of classification of these relationship between: ecosystems. There are riparian areas in the areas than details the hydrology and also details chapters on southwestern United setting and history. In disturbance; riparian riparian fauna and flora. States. later chapters data are corridors and surrounding watersheds; and human
917 Uncertain This book contains a It starts with classification relationships between and human activities in complete evaluation of of the riparian habitats hydrology and riparian ecosystems. riparian areas in the than details setting and disturbance, riparian southwestern United history. Later chapters corridors and surrounding States. address watersheds,
918 NM State Provides a literature University review of livestock Library management information in woody riparian areas.
919 UNM Library, Discusses how riparian Wiley vegetation is affected by interscience flood processes and online journals landforms. 920 http://www.wildl The life history and of riverine systems. This andhydrology.co ecology of plants are document describes some m/assets/Life_H closely related to the of the key features of istory_Ecology_ natural dynamics of their riverine environments and and_Conservati environment. In the case the life history of riparian on_of_Riparian of poplars, the life history cottonwoods. _Cottonwoods_i and ecology of riparian n_North_Americ cottonwoods are a.pdf interrelated with the patterns 921 Marron and This book presents a within New Mexico. It Associates detailed discussion of the provides not only various types of wetland photographs but detailed plant communities are descriptions of the found communities.
7/21/2009 Page 259 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 922 USDA Rocky USDA Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
923 University of This paper documents disturbance. In the course paper discusses the Arizona Press impacts to riparian zones of this analysis data is development of recovery and the natural recovery presented on water plans. of riparian ecosystems availability, and soil after salinity. Finally, the 924 University of This article explains how study was conducted to Eight riparian species adaptations by species to New Mexico the knowledge of define phenology and were subject to bi-monthly their particular Library and phenolgy is important for stand composition of key studies in eastern Arizona environment. JSTOR an understanding of the woody species along and western New Mexico. ecology of species. To selected riparian areas in The author found that this end a the southwest. variation in phenology reflected
925 springerlink The authors provide a flow as a major longitudinal and lateral online journals literature review that determinant of physical connectivity is essential focuses on four key habitat; aquatic species' population viability; principles regarding life history strategies invasion of exotic species mechanisms that link originate as response to is facilitated by the hydrology and aquatic the natural flow regimes; alteration of flow regimes. biodiversity: 926 University of This article details how depression of water tables Arizona. New Mexico river systems have been and increase of alluvium. Library and modified by changes in The article details these JSTOR flood frequency, duration changes along the Lower and intensity as well as Colorado and Bill Williams the River in
927 ABE Books
928 University of The authors utilized Tower- to estimate New Mexico based evapotranspiration at the Library and micrometeorological stand scale and estimate JSTOR measurements of riparian that evapotranspiration zone evapotranspiration constitutes approximately throughout the growing 20-33% of total estimated season using three- depletions along the dimensional eddy Middle Rio Grande reach. covariance
7/21/2009 Page 260 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 929 http://www.fs.fe USDA The paper describes The climatic, vegetative As a result, water table d.us/rm/pubs_r streamflow, sediment and hydrologic processes fluctuations in relation to m/rm_gtr272.pdf movement and vegetation operating in the streamflow and their interactions within riparian southwestern subsequent effects on the systems of the environments provide a establishment and southwestern United unique setting for maintenance of healthy States. Riparian systems discussing riparian riparian vegetation are key are found in a wide range ecosystem interactions processes. At higher of vegetation types, with both water and elevations, streamflow ranging from lower sediment. Most from snowmelt and rainfall elevation desert streamflow at lower is sufficient to sustain environments to high elevations is intermittent, perennial streamflow and elevation conifer forests. and riparian vegetation thereby provides a more frequently occupies consistent source of water channels that are dry at for riparian vegetation. least part of the year.
930 New Mexico USFWS This document presents in southwestern New found along those river State University data from studies of Mexico. The study systems. Library riparian communities correlated the distribution along the Gila and San of riparian plant Francisco Rivers communities with soil types 931 New Mexico NMED This paper presents a southwestern New habitat characteristics for Environment detailed study of the Mexico. The study riparian communities Department riparian and wetland compared the various along these waterways. communities along the stands of riparian Gila, San Francisco and vegetation with hydrology, Mimbres Rivers in soils and other riparian factors derived the
932 University of This article details the The article also discusses and duration of peak flows New Mexico natural history of Populus the life cycle of seed creating difficulties for the Library and fremontii seeds. Including release in conjunction with establishment and growth JSTOR the length of their viability spring runoff and how the of cottonwoods. and their time of management of rivers has maturation. changed the timing
933 University of The reduction in extent of of the riparian habitat was adapted for regeneration New Mexico riparian forests in the studied along the lower of Populus fremontii. Library and southwestern United Salt River in central Modification of river flow JSTOR States has been a topic of Arizona. Dams were found patterns, therefore, recent concern. The effect to change the magnitude appears likely to have of dams on downstream of river flows and change been a significant factor river flow and the the seasonal timing of causing change in consequent modification flows in such a way that vegetation along the Salt the habitat appeared less River.
7/21/2009 Page 261 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 934 In the arid and semi-arid To better understand stations in 17 western www.usgs.gov/i Southwest, essential these invasions, USGS states, scientists are nvasive_specie habitat for wildlife is often scientists from the relating the abundance of s/plw/saltcedar. found in streamside or Midcontinent Ecological native and non-native html riparian ecosystems, Science Center are woody riparian plants to whose importance for examining the the timing and magnitude wildlife cover, migration environmental factors that of stream flow, channel routes, water, and food is make riparian ecosystems geometry, salinity, and critical because such more susceptible to non- climate. habitat makes up less native plants. At 500 than 1 percent of the randomly selected long- southwestern landscape. term USGS stream gauging
935 University of This article presents data seedlings to flooding in fall New Mexico from a study that (25 days) and spring (28 Library and examined the response of days) using pot-grown JSTOR first year saltcedar plants (12-18 (Tamarix ramosissima) individuals/26.5-liter pot). and plains cottonwood (Populus deltoides subsp. monilifera) 936 University of This article details the The article also details the cedar affects groundwater, New Mexico spread of Tamarix demise of the native and surface water levels. Library and chinensis in the riparian communities JSTOR southwestern United along southwestern rivers States in the 1970's- and how 1980's. 937 Nature Dense woody riparian progressively thinned as flows. Unraveling of a Conservancy vegetation acts to reduce the result of land use floodplain surface occurs flow velocities and practices, such as grazing, when flow is sufficiently boundary shear stresses and extensive reduction in deep and fast enough to on floodplain surfaces beaver populations. erode the surface. during large overbank flow Where woody vegetation events. Throughout the is sparse, the floodplain semi-arid west, woody surface is vulnerable to riparian vegetation has high rates of erosion been during overbank
938 New Mexico Gila river riparian and State University wetland plant species. Library
939 University of The authors tested and New Mexico accepted the hypothesis Library and CSA that cottonwood trees in a online journals gaining reach of an alluvial floodplain grow faster than trees in a losing reach in western Montana.
7/21/2009 Page 262 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 940 University of Livestock in arid regions details the results of a New Mexico often concentrate their study the documented the Library and grazing in riparian areas effect of grazing on small JSTOR with strong effects on mammals in a grazed area vegetation and wildlife. and an exclusion area. This paper 941 University of The authors examine New Mexico growth and survival of Library and native Salix gooddingii Science direct and Tamarix chinensis, to online journal simulated water table declines. 942 http://www.fs.fe USDA In the lower Pecos Basin, This organization is going demonstrate native hydrologic effects from d.us/rm/pubs_r an unusual coalition of to show a state-of-the-art, wetlands and wildlife salt cedar control and m/rm_gtr272.pdf conservationists, economical, effective, habitat improvement management. agriculture producers, efficient, and through salt cedar business owners, and environmentally safe management; to state agencies have joined method to control salt demonstrate effective. together to save what is cedar and reestablish economical, and left of the once-naturally native riparian vegetation. environmentally sound salt diverse Pecos River The objectives of the cedar control: and to ecosystem. project are to monitor possible
943 University of The authors investigated New Mexico impacts of saltcedar Library and invasion on organic matter CNRS online dynamics in southern journals Nevada. 944 http://www.birds.cornell.edu/pifc Riparian ecosystems are They also provide a Nearly all species of To retain or restore the apemay/ critically valuable to connection between all western nongame values of this sensitive wildlife in arid regions of other habitats, including migratory birds identified and extremely limited the western United States. mountains, forests, as conservation priorities habitat under continued They are particularly prairies, and deserts. by Partners In Flight have anthropogenic pressure, I valuable in the lowlands, Although western riparian been recorded within recommend that: Riparian primarily below 5,000 feet, ecosystems historically them. Unfortunately, habitat issues be viewed where they provide direct have been structurally owing to habitat alteration in terms of modern sustenance for a variety of fragmented, and degradation, this conservation principles; animal species. discontinuous, and highly critical habitat is now that a conservation variable in size and shape, among the rarest of forest strategy and mechanism that have guided riparian types in western North to implement the strategy management in past years America, where it makes be developed; and that the be critically evaluated and up less than 5% of the traditional paradigms amended. total land mass.
945 USDA Rocky USDA Author discusses effects Mountain Forest of common grazing and and Range management practices to Experiment sw wetlands and riparian Station systems.
7/21/2009 Page 263 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 946 CAT.INIST The authors report results online journals of experiments with sediment deposition on seedlings of three native and one nonnative riparian species. 947 CAT.INSIT The authors discuss online journals studies of shifts in community and population structure in response to declines in surface flow and ground-water levels.
948 NCBI pub med The authors describe a journals new device, the rhizopod, for studying the influence of a changing water table on poplar seedling survival and growth.
949 This paper describes the In western North America, rapid, and initial seedling 'recruitment box,' an cottonwood seed dispersal establishment is often integrative model that generally occurs after prolific. defines the stream stage annual peak river flows. patterns that enable The receding stream successful establishment exposes moist sites upon of riparian cottonwood which seeds land after seedlings. transport by wind and water. Germination is
950 Marron Library, The authors provide JSTOR or UNM results of cluster analysis Library which was used to classify the riparian vegetation of the Fort Bayard watershed into eight plant communities.
951 USDA Rocky Discussion of native Mountain Forest southwestern wetlands and Range and wetland plant species. Experiment Station
952 University of The authors document New Mexico that that riparian corridors Library and should play an essential JSTOR role in water and landscape planning, in the restoration of aquatic systems.
7/21/2009 Page 264 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 953 http://www.nwi.fws.gov/Riparian. National USFWS This webpage allows the htm Wetland user to select specific Inventory areas In New Mexico from webpage a map and derive information on wetlands that may be present in the area. 954 http://www.nm.nrcs.usda.gov/ne http://www.nm.n USDA - NRCS Authors provide guidelines ws/publications/riparian.pdf rcs.usda.gov/ne for planning riparian ws/publications/ restoration in the riparian.pdf southwest. 955 http://www.nm.n USDA - NRCS Authors provide guidelines rcs.usda.gov/ne for planting dormant pole ws/publications/ cuttings in riparian areas polecutting.pdf of the southwest.
956 http://www.nm.n USDA - NRCS Authors provide rcs.usda.gov/ne revegetation techniques ws/publications/ for deep planting of dormant-willow- willows in disturbed planting.pdf riparian areas.
957 http://www.nm.n USDA - NRCS Authors provide rcs.usda.gov/ne revegetation techniques ws/publications/ for deep planting longstem deep- species in disturbed planting.pdf riparian areas. 958 http://www.fs.fed.us/stream/Poff internet Authors discuss ecological etal_1997.pdf implications of the alteration of natural flow regimes. 959 University of Authors report of a review New Mexico of recent ecophysiological Library and studies of native NCBI pub med cottonwoods and water online journal requirements. 960 ESA online The authors studied the journals Bill Williams River in western Arizona, USA, and report on dam- induced changes in channel width areal extent, structure, species composition, and dynamics of woody riparian vegetation.
7/21/2009 Page 265 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 961 CSA online The authors report on journals groundwater dynamics and response of Populus fremontii, Salix gooddingii, and Tamarix ramosissima saplings at 3 sites between 1995 and 1997 along the Bill Williams River, Arizona. 962 University of The authors investigated Results suggest that New Mexico competitive interactions stream flow management Library and between seedlings of promoting Populus JSTOR Tamarix and Populus in establishment could aid in two substrates Tamarix controlling Tamarix was competitively invasion. suppressed in every substrate tested. 963 University of The authors studied two New Mexico riparian communities of Library and ESA woody species online journals established after over- bank flooding occurred in two protected areas in New Mexico. 964 University of The authors investigated New Mexico competition between Library, Wiley Populus and Tamarix at Interscience the seedling stage to aid in characterizing the process by which Tamarix may invade and to determine the potential ability of Populus to establish itself with competitive pressure from Tamarix. 965 UNM Science This article details the Populus fremontii, Salix riparian species and very and Engineering germination requirements gooddingii, Platanus specific microhabitat Library of selected southwestern wrightii and Prosopsis conditions are needed for woody riparian species. It velutina. The article found germination. includes that seed viability is short lived in
7/21/2009 Page 266 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 966 University of Authors discuss New Mexico unresolved problems and Library and research opportunities. JSTOR Associated with experimental and theoretical perspectives; Large woody debris phenomena; Bank erosion and channel stability; Floodplains and watershed processes; Numerical modeling.
967 ESA online The authors analyzed journals ecological indicators to predict impacts of groundwater decline - including reduced establishment of forests and reduced cover of herbaceous species associated floodplain terraces. 968 https://portal.az Gallery forests of cottonwood-willow oah.com/oedf/d Fremont's cottonwood and systems. The reproductive ocuments/08A- Goodding's willow were biology of Fremont's AWS001- one abundant riparian cottonwood and DWR/Omnia/19 ecosystems along low- Goodding's willow is 93%20Stromber elevation rivers in the SW strongly tied to the fluvial g%20Fremont% United States. Now most process. This paper 20cottonwood- are threatened forest provides the results of Goodding%20wi types. Manipulation of studies of that process. llow%20riparian water resources and %20forests.pdf fluvial processes pose some of the greatest threats to 969 JSTOR Biology, ecology and restoration of riparian mesquite forests. 970 University of Large expanses of riverine Flood waters eroded recharged the floodplain able, a variable of critical New Mexico marsh are rare in the terraces that had aquifer. The net effect of importance to riparian Library and desert Southwest, given aggraded during frequent, these changes was a plant composition in arid- JSTOR the dry surface of many smaller floods, widened lowering of the floodplain land rivers. floodplain soils. the channel from about 3 surface relative to the to 50 m, and water t
971 online journals Authors discuss the importance of determining causes of vegetation change for riparian restoration efforts.
7/21/2009 Page 267 of 268 Southwest New Mexico Publication Inventory Draft Document Work funded Location of Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Abstract or brief Web site address Location Work initiated by by Type of review Work summary 1 summary 2 summary 3 summary 4 summary 5 972 http://www.fs.fe USDA Historically, wet meadow hand-built structures erosion control and d.us/rm/pubs_r recovery projects have fashioned of logs, rocks, sediment detention. We m/rm_gtr272.pdf relied on heavy earth geotextile fabrics and/or utilized workers from a moving equipment to sandbags designed to variety of laborpools to harden nick points and disperse runoff, rewet implement projects. install gully plugs or surface and subsurface terraces to trap and detain soils and stimulate the sediments. We growth of wetland experimented with a dependent vegetation variety of simple adapted to
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