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T24N. R10E, Section: 32,
Taos, New Mexico
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Big Spring. Site is 659 m north of the John Dunn Bridge on CR-B007. Spring is on river left of the Rio Grande.
Taos, New Mexico
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Spring emergence is 0.4 mi up Deadman's Canyon on river right, approx 6 mi downstream from Coopers Landing/Boat Launch below El Vado dam.; 36.551421 -106.737018
Dead man's canyon, Rio Chama Wilderness, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Collected on the west side of the Rio Grande Gorge at T27N R11E sec 17.
Taos, New Mexico
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T29N, R12E NMPM; Found at El Aquaje Spring along Rio Grande River.
Taos, New Mexico
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Raptor Cliff Spring. From Pilar, follow NM State Rd 570 5.2 miles to BLM day-use small dirt parking area on left. Spring is on river right, approximately 15 m upstream from parking area.
Taos, New Mexico
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From the intersection of Highway 554 and Highway 110 in the town of El Rito, NM, drive 5.8 miles east on Highway 554. Turn south onto dirt road 477. Travel south on 477 for 1 mile and take a right at the fork. From the fork travel about a quarter mile to
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Highway 285 Right of Way; Near Hospital-Petaca (BLM). Drive North on Highway 64 from Taos to the junction of 64 and 285. Go South on Highway 285 for ca. 6 miles
Taos, New Mexico
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Collected on the south side of San Antonio Mt., at T30N R9E sec 29.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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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 de Oso, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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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.; 36.17066 -105.82753
Canada de Ojo Sarco, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Take State Road 68 south out of Taos towards Espanola. After 15 miles, take a right onto 570 in Pilar right before the Visitor’s Center. Follow 570 for about 6 miles to the Taos Junction Bridge. Bear right (away from bridge) and continue on OV road. Take
Taos, New Mexico
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T. 28N., R. 10E., Section 16, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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Drive NW from Taos on Highway. 64. Turn right (North) onto 285 at Tres Piedras. From Antonito, continue driving N for 7 miles. Turn left onto County Road P. Cross the cattleguard, and drive 4 miles.
Conejos, Colorado
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Homestead Spring is reached by boat, approx 4 miles downstream from Cooper's Landing Boat Launch just below El Vado dam. Spring is on River Right.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base Study, transect MC-1
Taos, New Mexico
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At 1.8 miles south of the junction of Highway 554 and Highway 110 in the town of El Rito, turn west on USFS road 137 and drive for 8.5 miles.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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San Antonio Mountain. FR118, 5.6 km WSW of NM-285. Turn north onto two-track and continue for 0.25 km. Collected approximately 20 m E of road.
Taos, New Mexico
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Manby Hot Springs. From NM-522, take CR B-007 for 2.3 mi. Turn left onto Tune Dr and continue for 1.5 mi. Take a slight right toward the gorge, and park at the large dirt lot. Path down to river ends at Manby Hot Springs.; 36.50798 -105.72398
Taos, New Mexico
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Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, SW of Cerro Chiflo.
Taos, New Mexico
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Rio Grande (Klauer) Spring. From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 5.6 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is on east bank and flows from a pipe by road. Emergence is 500 ft up slope.; 36.33263 -105.7394
Taos, New Mexico
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Growing along the Ojo Caliente River by bridge for rt 111
Taos, New Mexico
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Agua Caliente Canyon. Access the canyon via the old gravel pit in Pilar. Site is 0.20 mi. up from the BLM/private border.
New Mexico
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Along the Rio Grande near where the spring at Big Arsenic Campground enters the Rio Grande in Wild Rivers Recreation Area
Taos, New Mexico
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Rio Quemado. Access river section via the dump site road off BLM-306 (off NM-503). Hike down to river and upstream to GPS point.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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From the intersection of Highways 522, 64 and 150, drive north on Highway 522 for about 23.5 miles. Take a left to head west on Highway 378. At 10 miles stay left on 378 towards the Wild Rivers Visitor’s Center. Continue 0.3 miles and take a left onto a d
Taos, New Mexico
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Growing along Rio Grande at Long Juniper campsite in Pilar
Taos, New Mexico
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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.
Taos, New Mexico
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Growing along Ojo Caliente by rt 111 bridge
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Spring emergence is 0.4 mi up Deadman's Canyon on river right, approx 6 mi downstream from Coopers Landing/Boat Launch below El Vado dam.
Dead man's canyon, Rio Chama Wilderness Area, Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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From the intersection of Highway 126 and Highway 550 in Cuba, New Mexico, head North on Highway 550 for 8.5 miles. Turn West onto Chiulla Road 1101. Population can be found at approximately 400 feet down Chiulla Rd 1101 on the north side of the road.
Sandoval, New Mexico
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From the junction of Highway 84 and Highwayt 285 drive south then turn west onto La Puebla Road. From La Puebla Road, turn left onto Barton’s Loop. Follow Barton’s Loop for about 1 mile to reach the population site.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Moist soils along Manueles Creek
Colfax, New Mexico
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T21N, R9E, Section 33, NMPM
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Growing near pedestrian bridge over river below fish hatchery
Taos, New Mexico
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T26N, R11E, Section 30, NMPM; Found along roadside near John Dunn Bridge.
Taos, New Mexico
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base study, near transect MC-1
Taos, New Mexico
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Rio Grande (Klauer) Spring. From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 5.6 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is on east bank and flows from a pipe by road. Emergence is 500 ft up slope.
Taos, New Mexico
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From the blinking light on the north side of Taos, follow NM-522 north for 5.8 miles. Turn left on to Lucero Road towards the John Dunn Bridge. After 1.7 miles, turn right onto County Road B-007 and continue towards the John Dunn Bridge. Rosa woodsii will
Taos, New Mexico
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From Farmington, head North on Highway 550 and take a right at the junction with highway 173 North of Aztec. Continue ca. 17 miles and take a left at Cottonwood Campgrounds, and continue for ca. 4 miles to the campground and park. Collection site was arou
San Juan, New Mexico
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Travel South on 518 from Taos for approximately 27 miles. Take a left onto Forest Rd 772, and drive for about 6 miles. There will be a two track and open meadow on the right. Park here and collect in the meadow.
Mora, New Mexico
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Drive Southwest on NM 68. Turn left onto NM 518. Drive South on NM 518 for 30 miles. Take a left onto Forest Road 722. Drive for 4.8 miles, Sambucus racemosa is on both sides of the road
Taos, New Mexico
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Santa Fe River. Site is just upstream for Rael Ranch
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Growing within 2m of Rio Medio at Lotic AIM site TA-LS-19426. From Truchas, take Hwy 76 W to Rd 503. After passing the road to Santa Cruz Lake on your right, take your next left. Follow to the gate and walk along the stream to coordinates.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Rio Chama Warm Springs. This site was reached by boat, approx. 4 mi downstream from El Vado Dam, Cooper's Landing boat launch on river left.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Manueles Creek. From Taos, take Hwy 64E to Angel Fire, then Rd 434 S to Rd 120. Population is towards upstream end of Lotic AIM reach FMD-TR-012
Colfax, New Mexico
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Growing in upland habitat next to Rio Ojo Caliente at Lotin AIM site TA-SS-41794. From Espanola, follow 285N for ~15mi. Pull off on the east side of the highway and use the underpass to access the site.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Carson National Forest land, on steep northeast facing hill along FS Rd 87 west of San Antonio Mtn near Steward Meadows
Rio Arriba, New Hampshire
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AIM Plot SAND-258. Half mile east of Hwy 68 near La Villita
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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AIM Plot GRVL-037. Hills northeast of Tetilla Peak on the Caja del Rio plateau west of Santa Fe.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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