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Growing along the Rio San Antonio at Lotic AIM site FMD-TR-1153. From Tres Piedras, take Hwy 285N. Take the last turn off of the left before the CO border. Follow 2-track as close to the point coordinates as possible. Hike down drainage north of the point
Taos, New Mexico
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Floodplain Trail. Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Taos Overlook trail system.
Taos, New Mexico
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Ute Mtn area, NE of mountain along road on hillside
Taos, New Mexico
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In a draw next to a steep hillside. Found along FS Rd 87 west of San Antonio Mtn about 0.3mi from the Steward Meadows Wildlife Area entrance
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Carson National Forest, FS Rd 442 off Hwy518, in first large meadow.
Taos, New Mexico
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Along Hwy 285 south of Tres Piedras about 5.6mi.
Taos, New Mexico
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Ute Mtn area, about 1.13mi from the entrance along the road.
Taos, New Mexico
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Clayton Basin
Eddy, New Mexico
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Greasewood Spring. From Pilar, drive 4.9 mi north on NM-570. Spring is directly across river on west bank.; 36.32742 -105.74981
Taos, New Mexico
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From the intersection of Highway 68 and Highway 64 in Taos, take Highway 64 E for ca. 17.3 miles. Go N on USFS road #5 for ca. 1.8 miles
Taos, New Mexico
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From the intersection of 64 and 522 north of Taos, take 522 to the northwest toward Arroyo Hondo. After 15.2 miles, turn right onto La Lama Road (Forest Service 29). After 1 mile, turn right at the fork onto Forest Road 493. Continue for 1.1 miles. The wa
Taos, New Mexico
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Drive northwest from Taos on US-64 towards the high bridge. Drive 1 mile past the high bridge and turn left onto County Rd-115 and proceed for 8.2 miles southward until you reach the intersection with County Rd-567. There should be a turnoff to your left
Taos, New Mexico
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La Segita South Playa
Taos, New Mexico
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From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 6.0 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is directly east of the road, opening into a ditch.
Taos, New Mexico
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285 Tank
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Lower Red River. Park in east lot of Red River Fish Hatchery. Population is ~130 m down path east of lot, just west of footbridge.
Taos, New Mexico
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Río San Antonio. From NM-285, take FR118 WSW for 5.6 km, then turn north onto two-track. Follow two-track for 4.6 km, keeping left at forks. Park beside road. From the large ponderosa pine snag at the rim, follow path down to river.
Taos, New Mexico
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T24N, R11E, Section: 24; Found along roadside of highway 64 west of Taos
Taos, New Mexico
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Park in east lot of Red River Fish Hatchery. Population is on a mud bar in river ~100 m down path east of lot.
Taos, New Mexico
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Yeso Hills South
Eddy, New Mexico
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Seven River Hills
Eddy, New Mexico
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From the town of Costilla, turn right onto 196 and drive southeast for approximately 18.4 miles. You will pass through the entrance to Carson National Forest. Continue on this road and (after the 18.4 miles) turn right toward Cimarron Campground and drive
Colfax County, New Mexico
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From Taos at the intersection of 64 and 522, drive North towards Questa on NM 522 for about 15 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service Road 29/La Lama Rd. Drive one mile, and turn right onto Forest Rd 493. Drive about 1.3 miles, and park on the right side o
Taos, New Mexico
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Collected one mile south of San Antonio Mountain at T30N R9E sec 29
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Leave Taos driving northwest on US-64, past the high bridge until you arrive at Tres Piedras. Continue straight through the intersection with US-285 on 64 for another 19.3 miles. Turn left at the Hopewell Lake campground turnoff. The Dasiphora will be mai
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Logan Draw-Pecos River
Eddy, New Mexico
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San Antonio Mountain
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Beach 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 200 meters upstream from bridge on river left to where the spring emerges.; 36.53651 -105.70744
John Dunn Bridge, Taos, New Mexico
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At the intersection of Highway 64 and Highway 285 in the town of Tres Piedras, go North on 285 for ca. 10 miles. Turn west onto Forest Road 87, and immediately turn onto the dirt road on the right.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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From the junction of Highway 285 and 599 in the city of Santa Fe, NM, head south on Highway 599. From Highway 599, take the Camino la Tierra exit on right. Continue on Camino la Tierra for approximately 8 miles. Turn right (North) onto Old Buckman Road. C
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Orchard Spring. Drive through Dixon on NM-75, turn right onto CR-580. Immediately take another right onto CR-0068. Spring is left of the road, above where an arroyo crosses the dirt road.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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From NM-522, drive 4.0 mi W on Sunshine Valley Rd. Turn right, and turn left after 0.4 mi. Continue for 3.2 mi to Cow Patty Trail. Hike down to the river. Spring is on west bank, 290 m downstream from trail.
Taos, New Mexico
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, PJ-2
Taos, New Mexico
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Depart the field office and proceed on 64 W of town for ~32 miles. Turn right onto US-285 N at Tres Piedras and continue for 17 miles. Turn left onto gravel road with yellow cattle grate and proceed for 1 mile along road. The population will be on your le
Taos, New Mexico
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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.
Orilla Verde BLM Recreation Area, Taos, New Mexico
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T24N, R11E, Section 32, NMPM
Taos, New Mexico
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Badlands Spring. Site is 0.7 mi north of Rinconada on east side of highway 68. Park where dirt road ends and follow trail 0.75 mi to spring.; 36.21776 -105.85677
Taos, New Mexico
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Orilla Verde BLM Recreation Area on the Rio Grande. From Pilar, drive 4.9 mi north on NM-570. Spring is directly across river on west bank.
Taos, New Mexico
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Head north on US-522 from Taos. In Arroyo Hondo, turn left onto Camino del Medio, 2 roads past the market. Drive on this road for approximately 1.5 miles, and then turn right onto B-007 down the canyon. The Atriplex will be found on both sides of the brid
Taos, New Mexico
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From NM-68, drive NE on NM-75 for 10 miles. Turn left onto the dirt road just past mile marker 10 and drive for 0.52 mi, keeping right. Hike ~45 m NW to GPS point.
Taos, New Mexico
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BLM Wild and Scenic River, S-2
Taos, New Mexico
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Chiflo Trail in the Wild Rivers BLM Recreation Area. Specimen was growing in the crook of a switchback 360 m down from the parking area.
Taos, New Mexico
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From the instersection of Highway 285 and Highway 64 in the town of Tres Piedras, drive south on Highway 285 for ca. 6 miles and then go east on Forest Service Road TP 233 for ca. 1 mile.
Taos, New Mexico
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Carson National Forest, open grassland along FS Rd 87 west of San Antonio Mt.
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Doe Spring. From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 5.2 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is on west bank, slightly downstream from small parking area.; 36.33189 -105.74515
Orilla Verde BLM Recreation Area, Taos, New Mexico
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T21N, R9E, Section 28, NMPM
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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From the junction of Highways 550 and 197 in the city of Cuba, head south on Highway 197 for ca. 9.2 miles. At Valle San Ysidro 57 turn right for 0.2 miles. At Chiulla Road 1101, take a right and drive north for ca. 0.6 miles. Collecting site is along roa
Sandoval, New Mexico
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From Highway 68, turn onto Highway 75 towards Dixon, New Mexico. From Highway 75, turn right onto County Road 580, then turn right onto a dirt road called County Road 69. Take County Road 69 about 2 miles to reach the population site on the left in a sand
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
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Mica Mine Rd (FS Rd 648) off Hwy 518, along roadside at forest's edge
Taos, New Mexico
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Ben Slaughter Draw (West)
Eddy, New Mexico
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