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Watershed Boundary Signs In New Mexico

US-70 West - Entering Lower Rio Grande Watershed
US-70 West - Entering Lower Rio Grande Watershed

Entering the Rio Grande Watershed on US-70 west. The Rio Grande flows into the Gulf of Mexico.

Taken 04-15-2013

US-70 Las Cruces Doña Ana County New Mexico United States
US-380 East - Tularosa Valley Watershed
US-380 East - Tularosa Valley Watershed

Entering the Tularosa Valley Watershed on US-380 east. The Tularosa Valley is a closed basin and does not flow to the sea.

Taken 04-15-2013

US-380 San Antonio Socorro County New Mexico United States
I-10 West - Entering Gila River Watershed
I-10 West - Entering Gila River Watershed

Entering Gila River Watershed on I-10 west. The Gila River flows to the Colorado River. This is the Continental Divide.

Taken 04-14-2013

I-10 Wilna Grant County New Mexico United States
US-550 North - San Juan River Watershed
US-550 North - San Juan River Watershed

Entering the San Juan River watershed at the Continental Divide on US-550 north. The San Juan River flows into the Colorado River.

Taken 10-15-2012

US-550 Cuba Sandoval County New Mexico United States