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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 0.9 mi. Spring is NE of road.

Coopers Hawk Spring. SDrive south from Taos on NM-68, continue on NM-75 through Dixon, then turn right onto Road 580 through Canoncito, then turn right onto County Road 0069 and continue for 0.9 mi. Spring is located NE of road.; 36.17066 -105.82753

Take Highway 68 south out of Taos towards Espanola. After 15 miles, take a right onto Highway 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 Orilla Ve

Found at the Gila National Forest

Orilla Verde BLM Recreation Area on the Rio Grande. Site is 8.9 km down NM-570 from NM-68. Submerged growth in still, shallow area between river right and emergent gravel bar, approximately 60 m downstream from parking area.

Growing along side of Manueles Creek

T28N, R10E, Section 15, NMPM; Found at foothills of Montoso Mt. in arroyo drainage

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 0.9 mi. Spring is NE of road.

From the town of Questa, head north on Highway 522. Turn west onto Highway 378. Just inside Wild Rivers Recreation Area boundary.

Spring at Big Arsenic Campground along the Rio Grande in Wild Rivers Recreation Area

Carson National Forest, Forest Service Road 87A/433 about 5 miles from 87A turn off.

Chiflo Trail in the Wild Rivers BLM Recreation Area. Specimen was growing on trail 130 m down from the parking area.

July Spring. Site is appx. 346 m north of John Dunn Bridge on CR B-007, on the east bank, beneath a large juniper tree.; 36.53759 -105.7066

Santa Cruz River. Approx. 10 m upstream from mouth of ephemeral tributary stream, 0.5 mi downstream from NM-503 access point.; 35.963203 -105.9115556

Carson National Forest, FS Rd 442 off Hwy 518. In first large meadow before cattle guard.

In Carson National Forest along FS Rd. 87 on open hilly area between FS Rd 572 and FS Rd 87A.

Rio 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.; 36.920082 -106.058381

Growing in spring at Big Arsenic campground just before entering the Rio Grande

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, On hillside along Hwy 570 near the Arroyo Hondo Campground

From the town of Questa, head north on Highway 522. Turn west onto Highway 378. Wild Rivers Recreation Area boundary.

Carson National Forest, FS Rd. 87, Large population on hillside along road a little over a mile from FSRd 93 turn off.

First meadow along FS Rd 442 off Hwy 518

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.

From the intersection of Highway 64 and Highway 285 go North on Highway 285 for about 13 miles. Just North of mile number 397 go East on TP 146 for 0.5 miles. At the fork, take a right and go for 2.5 miles. Collection site is on both sides of road and slo

T24, R10E

Carson National Forest along Hwy 518, on the left about 4 miles past Ranchos de Taos

T29N, R12E, 12E, Section: 28

Carson National Forest, FS Rd 442, first large meadow after turning from Hwy 518.

Carson National Forest, NW of San Antonio Mt, along FS Rd 87 on the floor of a aspen dominant forest

Taos Field Office, BLM Rd about 6.5 miles NW of Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base study, transect A-2, Molycorp re-vegetation plot

Growing by bridge of rt 111

Carson National Forest, 2nd large meadow after entering 442 from Hwy 518, population along Gallegos Rd in meadow area

Site is 0.21 mi north of John Dunn Bridge on CR B-007, on the east bank, adjacent to a spring opening beneath a large juniper tree.

Spring is approximately 1.0 mi down Big Arsenic Springs Trail. It is the third spring encountered along the trail.

Carson National Forest, FS Rd 5 off of Hwy 64E. Population is about 1/3 of a mile down the road on SE facing hillside.

Wild Rivers Recreation Area, Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument, along 378 near sheep crossing campground.

La Segida South Playa

July Spring. Site is appx. 346 m north of John Dunn Bridge on CR B-007, on the east bank, beneath a large juniper tree.

West of San Antonio Mt in Stewart Meadows Wildlife Area, in flood plain.

Growing along river in Canyon Largo at the Aquatic AIM west site

Ute Mt. Area - along the NW side of Costilla Creek

Santa Cruz River between lake and county road 503, approx. 10 m upstream from mouth of ephemeral tributary stream, on river left.

Taos Junction South Spring. From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 6.0 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is directly east of the road, in ditch.

In the Carson National Forest on hillside along FS Rd 93 within Placita Canyon, west of San Antonio Mt.

Wild Rivers Rec Area Scenic Loop near Little Arsenic Campground, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument.

From the intersection of Highway 285 and Highway I25 in the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, take I25 North towards Las Vegas New Mexico. From I25N, take exit 290 for Highway 285 South on right towards Cline’s Corners, NM. From 285 South, turn right onto Hig

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Southwest of San Antonio Mt.

Collected west of the Rio Grande Gorge at Plot 8, T31N, R11E, sec 33

Growing near water quality site