Los Lunas New Mexico + Albuquerque Airport US CAD DWG + PDF Vector Map: High Detailed editable in layers (2 map files in 1 archive)

Printable DWG + PDF Vector Map of Los Lunas New Mexico + Albuquerque Airport US detailed City Plan scale 1:3856 full editable CAD DWG + PDF Street Map in layers (2 files in 1 archive), scalable, text/curves format all names, 142 MB ZIP
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Layers list:

1. Legend
2. Grids
3. Labels of roads
4. Names of places (city, hamlet, etc.)
5. Names of objects (hospitals, parks, water)
6. Names of main streets
7. Names of residential streets
8. Arrows of the street directions
9. Main Streets, roads
10. Residential streets
11. Buildings
12. Waterways
13. Water objects (rivers, lakes, ponds) areas
14. Airports and Heliports
15. Color fills (parks, hospital areas, land use, etc.)
16. Background

Los Lunas, New Mexico, is a village located in Valencia County, approximately 25 miles south of Albuquerque, the state’s largest city. It lies along the western bank of the Rio Grande River, which has historically played a central role in the region’s geography, agriculture, and settlement patterns. The village sits at an elevation of about 4,850 feet, with a semi-arid climate characterized by hot summers, cool winters, and low annual precipitation.

Location and Surroundings

• Geographic Coordinates: Approximately 34.8066° N latitude and 106.7334° W longitude.
• Regional Context: Los Lunas is part of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area and serves as a growing suburban and commuter hub for Albuquerque. It is surrounded by a mix of residential developments, agricultural fields, and desert landscapes.

Natural Features

1. Rio Grande River:
   • The Rio Grande flows through the eastern edge of the village, creating a fertile corridor for farming and ranching.
   • The river’s floodplain is dotted with cottonwood trees, providing habitat for diverse wildlife, including birds and amphibians.
2. Manzano Mountains (to the east):
   • Part of the southern Rocky Mountains, these provide a dramatic backdrop and recreational opportunities such as hiking and camping.
   • Key access points include the Manzano Mountains State Park and trails like the Fourth of July Canyon.
3. Mesa and Desert Terrain (to the west):
   • The western side transitions into desert plateaus and mesas typical of the New Mexican landscape.
   • The arid, open spaces feature juniper, sagebrush, and cactus species.
4. Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge (nearby):
   • Though about an hour’s drive south, this refuge is a major draw for birdwatchers, especially during the annual Sandhill Crane migration.

Infrastructure and Development

• Transportation:
  • Interstate 25 (I-25) runs along the western edge of Los Lunas, connecting it to Albuquerque and points south.
  • Railway: Los Lunas is served by the New Mexico Rail Runner Express, which provides commuter rail service to Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
  • Road Network: NM Highway 6 serves as a main east-west route, linking Los Lunas to the Rio Puerco Valley and beyond.
• Residential Areas:
  • The village features a mix of historic homes and newer suburban developments, reflecting its growing population.

Economy and Agriculture

• Agriculture:
  • The Rio Grande’s irrigated lands support crops like alfalfa, chile, and corn.
  • Farming is supplemented by ranching in the surrounding arid areas.
• Industrial Growth:
  • Recent industrial and commercial development includes a major Facebook data center, contributing to the local economy.

Cultural and Historic Highlights

• Historic Route 66:
  • Though not directly passing through Los Lunas, the region is part of the broader Route 66 cultural corridor, with ties to its mid-20th-century heyday.
• Los Lunas Decalogue Stone:
  • A mysterious artifact with inscriptions resembling ancient Hebrew is located on a mesa west of the village.

Recreation

• Hiking and Outdoor Activities:
  • Nearby trails in the Manzano Mountains and desert mesas cater to outdoor enthusiasts.
• Fishing and Birdwatching:
  • The Rio Grande and its adjacent Bosque (woodland) areas offer opportunities for nature-related activities.

Regional Connections

Los Lunas serves as a gateway to both rural New Mexico and the Albuquerque metropolitan area, blending small-town charm with growing suburban convenience. Its proximity to the Rio Grande, Manzano Mountains, and the open desert make it an area rich in geographic diversity.