Mount Taylor was permanently listed in the State Register of Cultural Properties by the Cultural Properties Review Committee on June 5. The final order, nomination and related attachments, a map showing the guardian peaks used to establish the TCP boundaries, a press release, and a PowerPoint presentation on Mt. Taylor and the Clayton National Historic District from the June 5 meeting, are linked below.

Releated Documents

• Final Order »
• Press Release Announcing Listing of Mt. Taylor »
• PowerPoint Presentation from the Meeting »
• TCP Boundary Map »

Mt. Taylor Cultural Landscape Nomination and Attachments

• Mt. Taylor Nomination (Final)
  • Non-contributing property, Continuation Sheet 3
    • Continuation Sheet 3, Attachment A, Names and addresses of current permit holders
  • Continuation 7, Present Use of Property
  • Continuation 9, Present and Original Physical Appearance of Property
  • Continuation 10, Use of Property
  • Continuation 12, Significance
  • Continuation 13, Bibliography
  • Continuation 14.1, Maps
  • Continuation 14.2, Legal Description
  • Continuation 14.3, UTM Coordinates
  • Continuation 15, Boundary Description
  • Continuation 16, Photo Sheets
  • Continuation 17, Research Questions
  • Continuation 18, Submitted By
• List of Attachments
• Attachment 1 Contributing Cultural Properties Table 7.1., Continuation Sheet 10.1
• Attachment 2 Contributing Cultural Properties Table 7.2, Continuation Sheet 10.2
• Attachment 3 Contributing Cultural Properties Table 7.4, Continuation Sheet 10.3
• Attachment 4 Initial Hopi Ethnographic Study
• Attachment 5 Benedict USFS
• Attachment 6 Class III Cultural Resource Survey
• Attachment 7 Non-contributing property, Continuation Sheet 3
• Attachment 8 Map of Traditional Cultural Property Boundary showing extent of excluded private property. Previously submitted
• Attachment 9 (A) Map of Traditional Cultural Property on USGS 1:100,000 base map showing Contributing Cultural Properties for public review: Previously submitted
• Attachment 10(A) Set of USGS 7.5 minute series New Mexico Quadrangle maps showing TCP boundary, excluded property and Cultural Resources for public review: Previously submitted except for map #7 and map #8
  1. Mesita Quadrangle
  2. Laguna Quadrangle
  3. Cubero Quadrangle
  4. McCarty’s Quadrangle
  5. Grants SE Quadrangle
  6. Moquino Quadrangle
  7. Seboyeta Quadrangle
  8. Mount Taylor Quadrangle
  9. Lobo Springs Quadrangle
  10. Grants Quadrangle
  11. Marquez Quadrangle
  12. Laguna Cañoneros Quadrangle
  13. Cerro Pelon Quadrangle
  14. San Mateo Quadrangle
  15. Dos Lomas Quadrangle
  16. Cerro Tinaja Quadrangle
  17. Laguna Seca Quadrangle
  18. El Dado Mesa Quadrangle
  19. Cerro Alesna Quadrangle
  20. San Lucas Dam Quadrangle
  21. Ambrosia Lake Quadrangle
  22. Guadalupe Quadrangle
  23. Mesa Cortada
  24. Cerro Parido
  25. Piedra de la Aquila
  26. Mesa de los Toros
• Attachment 11 Map of Traditional Cultural Property on USGS 1:100,000 base map showing Land Surface Ownership. Previously submitted
• Attachment 12 CD - In Camera Review Only
• Attachment 13 Indian Claims Commission Findings and Conclusions of Law Concerning Aboriginal Title Lands of Acoma Pueblo.
• Attachment 14 Property Spreadsheet – Master List