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50+ locality groups
| Locality | CC | Occurrences | Suggestions | Validated | Status | |
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T27N, R12E,
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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T. 31N, R9E, Section 31, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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T24N, R10E, Section32, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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6.5 mi southwest of Santa Fe, NM, on Airport Rd; on the Santa Fe River, on river right.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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T31N, R9E, Section 31, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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- Driving south on 68 through Espanola, turn left onto 76 and drive 1.6 miles to the Santa Cruz Country Store. Proceed another 0.7 miles down 76 to the wash across from the Camino de Paz school.
Sante Fe, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base study, transect CU-2
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Lone Tree Draw
Eddy, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Crab Spider Spring. From NM State Rd 522 near the village of Arroyo Hondo, take County Road B007 approx 3.5 miles to John Dunn bridge at the Rio Grande. Hike approx 355 meters downstream from bridge on river left to where the spring emerges.
John Dunn Bridge, Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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T29N, R12E, Section 13, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Jumping Springs
Eddy, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Long the Rio Chama
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Drive 1.2 mi north of Rio Grande Gorge Visitor's Center on NM-68. Park old BLM parking area and hike downhill from the SW corner to wash. Population is ~125 m NE within wash floor, beyond cottonwoods.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Drive 1.2 mi north of Rio Grande Gorge Visitor's Center on NM-68. Park at old BLM parking area and hike downhill from the SW corner to wash. Population is in the wash at the base of the hill.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Drive 1.2 mi north of Rio Grande Gorge Visitor's Center on NM-68. Park at old BLM parking area and hike downhill from the SW corner to wash. Population is ~50 m SW within wash floor.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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T23, R8E, Section 13, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Found on top of Pot Mtn. through-out the area. T29N, R11E, Section 16, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Collected one mile south of San Antonio Mountain, T30N R9E sec 29.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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From the town of Antonito, drive north on Highway 285 for ca. 7 miles. Turn west onto County Road P. Cross the cattleguard, and drive ca. 4 miles.
Conejos, Colorado
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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South from Taos on HWY 68, Left on road 75 through Dixon, Right onto 580 through Canoncito, then Right onto County dirt road 69 for 1.7 mi. Spring traverses road.
Canada del Oso, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Agua Caliente Canyon. Access the canyon via the old gravel pit in Pilar. Site is 0.45 mi. up from the BLM/private border.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Drive 1.2 mi north of Rio Grande Gorge Visitor's Center on NM-68. Park at old BLM parking area and hike downhill from the SW corner to wash. Population is ~50 m SW on the east bank of the wash.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 5.2 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is on west bank, slightly downstream from small parking area.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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From Questa, NM, head north on 522. From 522, turn left (west) onto NM-378. Once you have entered into the Wild Rivers Recreation Area, Asclepias subverticillata can be found all along the roadside.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Collected at T30N R8E Sec 13 on San Antonio Mountain
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Collected south of San Antonio Mountain, T27N, R11E, Section 17
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Drive 1.2 mi north of Rio Grande Gorge Visitor's Center on NM-68 and park at old BLM parking area. Population is ~2 m downhill from the SW corner of parking area.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Santa Cruz River. Located along river right upland trail, approx. 320 m west of NM-503 access point.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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From Farmington, head North on Highway 550 and take a right at the junction with highway 173 North of Aztec. Drive ca. 17 miles and take a left at Cottonwood Campgrounds, then continue for ca. 4 miles to the campground and park. Collection site was around
San Juan, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Turn south at Road 477 located 2.9 mi E of the intersection of Highways 554 and Highway 111 in El Rito. Collection site is along the road ca. 2.7 miles southwest of the 477/554 intersection.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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From Questa, NM head north on Highway 522. Turn West onto Highway 378. Wild Rivers Recreation Area.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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T28N, R11E, Section 13, NMPM; Found at base of Chiflo Mtn. among Pinyon trees.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, MC-2
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Along spring at Big Arsenic Campground along the Rio Grande at Wild Rivers Recreation Area
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Outlet Palmilla Draw
Eddy, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Slaughter Canyon-Black River
Eddy, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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From the intersection of Highway 599 and Highway 56 in Santa Fe, NM, turn west onto Highway 56. Follow Highway 56 for about 3 miles. Pull into the trailhead parking lot for El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail on your right. The popula
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Spanish Peaks Ravine Spring. From the John Dunn Bridge, hike or paddle upstream on river left for 0.78 km to the GPS point.; 36.54094 -105.70441
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Park at NM-75 pull-out at mile marker 10. Follow trail south from the road for 0.5 miles, into a drainage. Follow the drainage S-SW, keeping right, for another 0.5 mi to the GPS location, just above Embudo Creek.; 36.1928472 -105.7570361
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Drive through Dixon on NM-75 and take a right onto Rio Arriba-580. Continue for approximately 1.5 miles. Park on the right side of the road and walk up the wash towards tall cottonwoods.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Growing along the riverbank by first campground with the hot spring
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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From Pilar, NM, drive 4.9 mi north on NM-570. Spring is directly across river on west bank.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Reed Ranch-Hay Hollow
Eddy, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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T30N, R8E, Section 24, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Collected west of the Rio Grande Gorge at TN27N R11E sec 17.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base study, near transect R-1, along Red River, down stream from fish hatchery
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base Study, transect CU-1.
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base study, transect PJ-1
Taos, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Needs georeferencing | Georeference → |
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Drive south from Taos on NM-68 and turn left on NM-75. Go through Dixon and turn right onto Rio Arriba-580 through Canoncito, then take another right onto Rio Arriba-0069 for 0.9 mi. Spring is NE of road.
Canada de Ojo Sarco, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |
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Walnut Canyon-Black River
Eddy, New Mexico
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US | 1 | — | — | Georeferenced by GBIF | Georeference → |