BLM-Administered Lands in New Mexico Available for Application
for Solar Energy ROW Authorizations under the
BLM Alternatives Considered in the Final Solar PEIS
Map Prepared July 2012
Property of the U.S. Departments of Energy and the Interior for use in preparation of their
Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for Solar Energy Development in Six Southwestern States
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191
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160
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666
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160
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64
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191
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666
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84
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64
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550
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550
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350
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Colorado
New Mexico
285
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84
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160
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85
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287
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Oklahoma
Utah
Arizona
64
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64
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56
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285
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Farmington
Taos
84
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550
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87
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56
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Santa Fe
66
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191
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Rio
Puerco
Arizona
Albuquerque
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285
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66
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104
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84
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180
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380
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380
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285
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82
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54
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Las
Cruces
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Afton
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62
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BLM Administrative Division
BLM-Administered Lands not Available for Solar Development
Under All Alternatives
Lands Proposed for Exclusion Under the Program Alternative
(7,599,145 Acres)
60
Miles
0 20 40 60
Kilometers
Carlsbad
285
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New Mexico
Mexico
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82
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285
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70
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Texas
0
380
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70
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85
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70
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60
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70
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285
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Roswell
85
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25
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191
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60
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54
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60
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Soccoro
54
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60
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180
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84
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Lands Available for Application Through the Variance Process
Under the Program Alternative (4,184,520 Acres)
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Solar Energy Zones (29,964 Acres)
SOL566
SOL1220