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Collected on sandstone ledges in Sabinosa Canyon.

T27N, R11E, Section 8, NMPM

Along bank of spring at Big Arsenic campground along the Rio Grande at Wild Rivers Scenic Area

Collected on clay hills of mancos origin near the southern end of the Laguna Reservation

Collected on the lower slopes of San Antonio Mountain at T30N R8E Sec 13

Carson National Forest along Hwy 64, about 4 east of downtown Taos, across from Las Petacas Campground on forested hillside.

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, NW of Ute Mt. near Costilla Creek.

Carson National Forest in the first meadow on Forest Service Road 442

Collected west of the Rio Grande Gorge at Plot 8, T31N, R11E, sec 33 W 1/2

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.

BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Based Study, transect CU-2

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, east of San Antonio Mt near Hwy 285. Population across from structures.

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.

Collected about one mile south of San Antonio Mountain at T30N, R9E, sec 29

BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey Base Study, transect MC-2

Lower Red River. Park in east lot of Red River Fish Hatchery. Follow path east of lot across river, where it becomes old Hwy 575. Follow 575 for 1.6 km. Population is at path edge beneath juniper/chokecherry canopy.

Carson National Forest land on edge of a plain along Forest Service Rd 87 near campground about 7 miles from entrance.

Carson National Forest, about 1/4 mile down Forest Service Road 207

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument along State Line Rd.

T28N, R12E, Section 8; Found at Big Arsenic Springs along Rio Grande River.

BLM Wild and Scenic River, Prey base study, transect S-1

Raccoon Skull Spring. Go north on NM-522 from Taos for 9.4 mi and turn left onto Los Rios RD/CR B-007. Drive 2.4 mi and turn left on Tune Drive. Continue for 1.7 mi to parking lot and hike down trail to Manby Hot Springs and Rio Grande. Spring is 840 m up

T24N, R7E, Section 30, NMPM; Found in Arroyo.

T26N, R11E, Section 30, NMPM

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 0.8 mi. Spring is 0.1 mi NE of road, north of Cooper's Hawk Spring.

T29N, R12E, Section 28, NMPM

T28N, R11E, Section 10, NMPM; Found at base of Montosa Mtn.

Collected on road to Cloudcroft on road side rest stop, 82 miles N.E. of Las Cruces at 6500ft.

T29N, R11E, NMPM

T24N, R8E, NMPM

Big Arsenic Spring. From the Big Arsenic trailhead at the BLM Wild Rivers Recreation Area, hike down to the Rio Grande. Big Arsenic is the first spring at the bottom of the canyon.

Collected 1 mile south of San Antonio Mt., at T30N R9E sec 29.

T29, R11E, Section 16; Found on the top of Pot Mtn. near water catchment

T28N, R11E, Section 17; Found at Big Arsenic Springs

Tres Spring. 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 0.8 mi. Spring is 0.1 mi NE of road, north of Cooper's Hawk Spring.

T24, R8E, Section 20, NMPM

Found at El Aquaje along Rio Grande River; T29N, R12E, Section 16, NMPM

Moist area of riverbank of Rio Largo in Largo Canon at Sabinoso Wilderness Area. At Aquatic AIM East site.

Collected west of the Rio Grande Gorge at T31N, R11E, sec 33 W 1/2

Drive northwest on hwy 64 past the high bridge and earthships. Turn right on the entrance to “Taos Mesa Public Access” onto a dirt road and proceed for 5 miles to the junction. Take a left and proceed for 11 miles towards Cerro de la Olla. Turn right towa

Drive on 64 north of Taos across the high bridge, turning right on 285 in Tres Piedras and continuing north for another 9.7 miles. Turn right onto the large gravel road headed to the strip mine. After 1 mile, turn left onto the road heading west. Continue

T24N, R11E, Section 24, NMPM; Found along side of highway 64

Site is 0.43 mi north of John Dunn Bridge on CR B-007, on the east bank of the Rio Grande.

Red River by the parking lot above the fish hatchery in the Questa

6.5 mi. southwest of Santa Fe, NM, on Airport Rd; on the Santa Fe River

Found in the Gorge near John Dunn Bridge, T26N, R11E, Sec 30, NMPM

Collected west of the Rio Grande Gorge in Pinyon-Juniper woodland at T27N R11E.

About 2 miles down La Puebla rd. from the intersection with 285

21mi. Southwest of Taos, NM n Highway 68; BLM County Line Boat Launch, downstream on river left.

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.