Humboldt River Ranches Maintained gravel and graded roads are throughout the Humboldt River Ranches subdivision. The Humboldt River Ranch Association (HRRA) is a private ranch community located between Lovelock and Winnemucca Nevada. Located in the foothills, which gradually slope westerly, between the Humboldt Mountain Range and Interstate 80. HRRA properties share the view of some of the most spectacular scenery in the West; desert, mountains, foothills, river, and the Rye Patch Reservoir, located just across I-80.. Humboldt River Ranch has endless outdoor activities ; kayaking, fishing, and camping on the Humboldt River. In the Humboldt Mountains there is ATVs, horseback riding, hunting, and hiking. The HRRA resort consists of 13 sleeper cabins, BBQ pavilion, 4 RV sites, RV storage, 3 tent sits, comfort/shower station. There is a community lodge located at the resort that has a common cooking facility, pool table, children's play area and television room. Members also have use of the campground facilities which border the Humboldt River.&nbsp;Humboldt River RanchesRye Patch ReseviorPershing County LandCorner Lotold Victory Highway and KirkSIZE: 2.09 +/- acresAPN#: 010-615-16LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot- 323 , Block- L , Humboldt River Ranch, Phase- GSTATE: NevadaCOUNTY: PershingGENERAL LOCATION: Southern part of Subdivision. NE corner of Victory Highway and Kirk RoadDRIVING DIRECTIONS: see mapsGPS (approx. ): Lat : 40.4199137364256 -- Long: -118.27174471058964GENERAL ELEVATION: 4200 feetGENERAL INFORMATION: Parcel bordering 3 roads Victory Highway, Kirk Road and in the back (East side) Kush Court. Huge Views in all directions. Humboldt Mountains to the East. Humboldt River Valley to the West.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level - rollingZONING: residentialPOWER: yesPHONE: yesWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: graded, asphalt, gravelPROPERTY TAX: $46 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: HRRA $64 a quarter road maintenance, upkeep, resort usage feesTITLE INFORMATION: clearOutside Info Links:AREA INFO: Pershing County info ; Humboldt River Ranch Association Website>

Buildable Residential parcel * East of Lovelock * Views in all directions

22 miles South of AlbuquerqueLos Lunas * Rio communitiesSouth of AlbuquerqueMobiles Modulars Site-builds&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Near the Solar FarmSIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;.75+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R116571&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit&nbsp;L, Block&nbsp;1093, Lot&nbsp;1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;Valencia&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;About 22 miles South of Albuquerque. East of IH 25. Near Los Lunas and Rio Communities&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;34.639218 , -106.690273&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Easy Access. CORNER LOTMobiles, Modulars, Site Builds allowed.Valencia County was established by Mexico in 1844 and was confirmed as part of the New Mexico Territory in 1852.&nbsp;The county, which was formerly much larger in area, lost almost 81% of its territory on June 19, 1981, upon the creation of Cibola County, which occupies the western most portion of Valencia County’s former area. Although Los Lunas is the county seat, Belen is the largest town. The population in the county is approximately 75,626 covering a total area of 1,068 square miles. It is the second smallest county in New Mexico by area. The county claims a few national protected areas with part of the Cibola National Forest, the El Comino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, and the Manzano Wilderness. Between mountains and mesas are the southward flowing Rio Puerco and the Rio Grande. Pueblo Indians settled in the Rio Grande valley about 1500 and created productive farmland with irrigation. The Isleta Pueblo Indian Reservation is in the northern part of the county.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4550'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;platted roads.&nbsp;&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$12&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Owner financing available.&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

South of Albuquerque - Near Belen & Los Lunas - 3/4 acre

6 acres in Town&nbsp;No Pictures at this timeSIZE:&nbsp;6.0 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R 17867LEGAL DESCRIPTION: S: 31 T: 11N R: 9W (6.00 ACRES) GRANTS 87020&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CibolaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;In Grants&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;35.1447 , -107.8323&nbsp;, see documents section for GPS mapGENERAL ELEVATION: approx. : 6425'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Triangle Shaped Parcel. Base of Triangle backs to the River that flows through the town of Grants. Check with the City of Grants for your intended usage.&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;levelZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER: nearbyPHONE: unknownWATER: unknownSEWER: unknownROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $TBD a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available, we will update the listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page&nbsp;>

6 Acres in Grants New Mexico

Sunny Southern New MexicoResidential Building ParcelOwn your own piece of the American Southwest.&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year-round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.Distant Views of the Florida mountains.Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles East. El Paso 90 miles East.&nbsp;Size:&nbsp;1/2 +/- acre each lot . 2 lots - 1 acre, 3 lots equal 1.5 acres etc.APN# 36577Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit -&nbsp;99,&nbsp;Block - 33, Lots 15,16,21,22LOCATION:&nbsp;About 13 miles E-NE of Deming New Mexico. Carlota &amp; Tia RitaGPS (approx.): 32.247491 , -107.47973 ; 32.246942 , -107.47973General Info: No restrictions. Site builds, mobiles, modular housing allowed.&nbsp;Camp RV.&nbsp;Check with Luna County for your intended usage 575-546-0494.Power: NOWater: must install well if/when you buildSeptic: must install septic if/when you buildYearly taxes:&nbsp;approx. $28 per lotRoads and Access: Dirt roads Unimproved dirt roadsTerrain Topography: levelVegetation:&nbsp;desertElevation (approx.): 4125 feetClosing/Doc. Fees: $115**Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm. BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesgo to 1881.com Deming area land page>

4 adjoining Lots 2 Full Acres only $3000

Socorro New MexicoLand * Real EstateHUGE 160 ACRE mini ranchSIZE: 160 +/- acresAPN#: R004161LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Highland Springs Ranch Lot 3-36STATE: NMCOUNTY: SocorroGENERAL LOCATION: about 18 miles SW of Socorro about 3.75 miles West-NW of IH 25GPS (approx. ): 33.778094 , -107.053261GENERAL ELEVATION: 5200-5230 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Huge parcel . No restrictions. No covenants. Camp, RV, Build. 2840' on all 4 sides = 1/2 mile x 1/2 mileTYPE OF TERRAIN: level - rollingZONING: check with county for your intended usage.POWER: nearbyPHONE: NOWATER: no. would need to install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $290 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90.TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: $110TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Socorro county New Mexico land page>

160 acres New Mexico  Mini-ranch * camp * rv * build *

Sangre de Cristo Mountain ViewsSIZE: 5.0 +/- acresAPN#: 703-49-010LEGAL DESCRIPTION: San Luis Valley ranches Unit 7, Block 7, Lot 4STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CostillaGENERAL LOCATION: south side LL 9th between Poplar &amp; VineGPS (approx.): NW: 37.47878 , -105.57362 ; NE: 37.47878 , -105.57248 , ; SE: 37.47698 , -105.57249 ; SW: 37.47697 , -105.57363GENERAL ELEVATION: 7750 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Wide Open spaces with some Elk and prarie dogsTYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: unknownWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $ 95a year&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP:&nbsp;by emailTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.>

5 acres Residential Homesite * Mobiles Modulars allowed * Mountain Views

Timberon is surrounded by Lincoln National ForestExtra Lare Rare Timberon 3 acre parcelTimberon meadows treesSIZE: 3.00 +/- acAPN#: R04240LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon Unit 1, Block 30, Lot 7STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY: OteroGENERAL LOCATION: SW corner of Palimino and Elk LaneGENERAL ELEVATION: approx. 6900 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Trees and Meadows. PrivacyGPS (approx): 32.613050 , -105.677246TYPE OF TERRAIN: level- rollingZONING: residentialPOWER: at streetPHONE: I believe at streetWATER: must install well or holding tankSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $20 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $115.TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: POA fees $30 a yearPLAT MAP: PLAT MAPTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearAREA INFO: Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFO>

Rare - Extra Large parcel in Timberon - Trees, Meadows, Power

BULLION patented mining claim 1/4 undivided interest Tract ASIZE: 3.99+/- acresAPN#: N000656LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Bullion mining claim Tract A 1/4 undivided interestSTATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;LakeGENERAL LOCATION: about 2-3 miles east of leadvillGPS (approx. ): , numerous, see maps in document sectionGENERAL ELEVATION: 10,400'GENERAL INFORMATION: Camp, RV. These are undivided interests, as stated above. I am attempting tobuy several other people's interests. However, there is no timetavble nor garauntee I will be successful in doing so.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rolling-some slopeZONING:&nbsp;check with county for your intended usage.POWER:PHONE:WATER: no. would need to install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;gravel-dirtPROPERTY TAX: $ a year&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Area Land page>

Leadville Colorado * Bullion Patented mining claim "Tract A"

2 miles south of AlbuquerqueCorner LotMobiles Modulars Site-builds&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;1.0+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R 009975&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit 1&nbsp;, Block&nbsp;, Lot&nbsp;1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Valencia&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;near Rio communities Blvd. about 22 miles South of Albuquerque. East of IH 25. Near Los Lunas and Rio Communities&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;34.575753 , -106.657816&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;CORNER LOT. Tierra Grande Subdivision across roadMobiles, Modulars, Site Builds allowed.Valencia County was established by Mexico in 1844 and was confirmed as part of the New Mexico Territory in 1852.The county, which was formerly much larger in area, lost almost 81% of its territory on June 19, 1981, upon the creation of Cibola County, which occupies the western most portion of Valencia County’s former area. Although Los Lunas is the county seat, Belen is the largest town. The population in the county is approximately 75,626 covering a total area of 1,068 square miles. It is the second smallest county in New Mexico by area. The county claims a few national protected areas with part of the Cibola National Forest, the El Comino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, and the Manzano Wilderness. Between mountains and mesas are the southward flowing Rio Puerco and the Rio Grande. Pueblo Indians settled in the Rio Grande valley about 1500 and created productive farmland with irrigation. The Isleta Pueblo Indian Reservation is in the northern part of the county.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4550'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;platted roads. dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$12&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

1 acre residential Homesite - Los Lunas NM

San Juan Mountains Silverton, Colorado North of Gladstone Water WitchSIZE: 7.38 +/- acresAPN#: 47750090050006LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Water Witch Lode mining claim , Survey # 18416, Eureka Mining DistrictSTATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;San JuanGENERAL LOCATION: about 1.5 miles North of Gladstone on road to Como Lake&nbsp;GPS (approx.): see hand drawn map at the bottom of this descriptionGENERAL ELEVATION: 12,000 ftGENERAL INFORMATION: Just east of Gray Copper Gulch above the Mogul Mine&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN: slopingZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;POWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;4wd dirtPROPERTY TAX: $91 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP:&nbsp;Request plat map&nbsp;be sure to state the address or description of the map you want.TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com Area Land Page>

San Juan Mountains - High Mountain Land near Silverton and Gladstone Colorado

Camp RV BuildMobiles modulars Site builds ok&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;7.27+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R028480&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Mount Blanca Estates Unit 2, Block 12, Lot 5.&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;Costilla&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;West side of Aztec. about 5.25 miles NW of San Luis&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;SE@rd: 37.2598 , -105.4885 ; NE@rd: 37.2613 , -105.4884 ; NW: 37.2613 , -105.4905 ; SW: 37.2598 , -105.4905&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobiles, Modulars, site- builds allowed. Sparsely populated area. Check with the county for your intended usage.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;7885'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;dirt-graded&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$48&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Oversized Parcel in Mt. Blanca Estates 7.27 acres - Mobiles OK

Humboldt River Ranches Maintained gravel and graded roads are throughout the Humboldt River Ranches subdivision. The Humboldt River Ranch Association (HRRA) is a private ranch community located between Lovelock and Winnemucca Nevada. Located in the foothills, which gradually slope westerly, between the Humboldt Mountain Range and Interstate 80. HRRA properties share the view of some of the most spectacular scenery in the West; desert, mountains, foothills, river, and the Rye Patch Reservoir, located just across I-80.. Humboldt River Ranch has endless outdoor activities ; kayaking, fishing, and camping on the Humboldt River. In the Humboldt Mountains there is ATVs, horseback riding, hunting, and hiking. The HRRA resort consists of 13 sleeper cabins, BBQ pavilion, 4 RV sites, RV storage, 3 tent sits, comfort/shower station. There is a community lodge located at the resort that has a common cooking facility, pool table, children's play area and television room. Members also have use of the campground facilities which border the Humboldt River.&nbsp;Rye Patch ReserviorPershing County LandHumboldt River RanchesEnd of Cul-de-sacSIZE: 1.60 +/- acresAPN#: 010-493-01LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot- 319, Block- P, Humboldt River Ranch, Phase- ESTATE: NevadaCOUNTY: PershingGENERAL LOCATION: middle part of Subdivision. end of Cul-de-Sac, backs to Old Victory HiwayGPS (approx. ): cul de sac NW: 40.43922 , -118.26773 , SW: 40.4391 , -118.2678 ; NE: 40.43929 , -118.26648 , SE: 40.43833 , -118.26616GENERAL ELEVATION: 4200 feetGENERAL INFORMATION: Cul-de-sac. Huge Views to the EastTYPE OF TERRAIN: level - rollingZONING: residentialPOWER: yesPHONE: yesWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: graded, asphalt, gravelPROPERTY TAX: $46 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: HRRA $64 a quarter road maintenance, upkeep, resort usage feesTITLE INFORMATION: clearOutside Info Links:AREA INFO: Pershing County info ; Humboldt River Ranch Association Website>

End of Cul-d-sac * Privacy * Residential Lot East of Lovelock

Timberon issurrounded by Lincoln National ForestIncredible viewsAPN#: R R047822LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon #17; Block 174 Lot 34Size: .787+/- ac.GPS coordinates : 32.644987 , -105.674032STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;OteroGENERAL LOCATION:GENERAL ELEVATION: approx. 6900 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: sloping lot near top of hill&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN: rolling-slopingZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER: NoPHONE: unknownWATER: No. must install wellSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $30CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: POA fees $30 a yearPLAT MAP:&nbsp;PLAT MAPTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Timberon land page>

Incredible views * 30 miles south of Cloudcroft  In the mountains

Homesites 1 acre and upOwn your own piece of the American Southwest.&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.Views of the Florida Mountains.Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles East. El Paso 90 miles East.******************************************3 adjoining LotsSize:&nbsp;1/2 +/-&nbsp;acre each lot =&nbsp;&nbsp;1.5total +/- acresAPN#50528 , 54691Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit-&nbsp;99,&nbsp;Block- 9&nbsp;, Lots 1, 2, 35Gps approx.: centerline: 32.249471 , -107.477578corner Mito &amp; San Augustine all 3 for $3600-------------------------------------------2 adjoining LotsSize:&nbsp;1/2 +/-&nbsp;acre each lot =&nbsp;&nbsp;1.0 total +/- acresAPN#23931Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit- 99&nbsp;,&nbsp;Block-&nbsp;9, Lots 17, 18corner lot Abeto &amp; San AugustineGPS approx.: centerline: 32.249551 , -107.470332Both for $2500-------------------------------------------------------- 5 adjoining LotsSize:&nbsp;1/2 +/-&nbsp;acre each lot =&nbsp;2.5&nbsp;total +/- acresAPN#42270, 54693, 42271Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit- 99&nbsp;,&nbsp;Block- 10&nbsp;, Lots 13, 14, 23, 24, 25Gps approx.: 32.248519 , -107.472157 ; centerline: 32.247924 , -107.472609southside San Felipe, northside Carlota rd 2 for $2200 3 for $3200 all 5 for $5000----------------------------------------------3 adjoining LotsSize:&nbsp;1/2 +/-&nbsp;acre each lot =&nbsp;1.5&nbsp;total +/- acresAPN#42272Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit- 99&nbsp;,&nbsp;Block- 10&nbsp;, Lots 28, 29, 30Gps approx.: West Line Lot 30: 32.247928 , -107.475319 ; East Line Lot 28: 32.247942 , -107.473963northside Carlotaall 3 for $ $2500------------------------------------------------3 adjoining LotsSize:&nbsp;1/2 +/-&nbsp;acre each lot =&nbsp;&nbsp;total +/- acresAPN#47249Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit-&nbsp;99,&nbsp;Block- 10&nbsp;, Lots 34, 25, 26Gps approx.: 36 corner: 32.247923 , -107.478044 ; Lot 38 east line: 32.247969 , -107.476674all 3 for $3600--------------------------------LOCATION:&nbsp;About 13 miles E-NE of Deming New Mexico.General Info: No restrictions. Site builds, mobiles, modular housing allowed.&nbsp;Camp RV.&nbsp;Check with Luna county for your intended usage 575-546-0494Power: NoWater: must install well if/when you buildSeptic: must install septic if/when you buildYearly taxes:&nbsp;approx.. $28 per lotRoads and Access: Dirt roads Unimproved dirt roadsTerrain Topography: levelVegetation:&nbsp;desertElevation (approx.): 4125 feetClosing/Doc. Fees: $115Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm. BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesgo to 1881.com Deming area land page&nbsp;>

American Southwest - 1 acre & up Homesites - Several options available

2 Adjoining Lots West side of Columbus&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;.68 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R0106786 , R0106787LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Road Runner Heights Block 4, Lots 4 &amp; 5STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;LunaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Western side of Columbus. east side Pershing Ave SE just south of West HellburgGPS(approx.): lot 4:&nbsp;31.832862 , -107.654333 ; lot 5: 31.832655 , -107.654336GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;4130'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Undeveloped section of the Western part of Columbus. Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER:&nbsp;nearbyPHONE:&nbsp;Cells work. nearbyWATER: Not there yet. Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;GradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $5 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;per lotCLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land pageBattle of Columbus New MexicoIn need of supplies during the Mexican Revolution, Francisco “Pancho” Villa led his men in a raid across the border into the United States, at Columbus, New Mexico, on March 8, 1916. The raid quickly escalated into a full-scale battle when they encountered the town’s U.S. Army garrison.By late 1915, Pancho Villa had lost much of the widespread support he had enjoyed at the start of the Mexican Revolution. Having lost a series of battles, Villa and the remaining 500 soldiers of his Army of the North were desperate for food, horses, and weapons.In March 1916, Villa planned a raid on the military garrison in the U.S. town of Columbus, New Mexico. The small town lay only a couple of miles across the border. Villa sent spies to gather information, and they returned to report that the garrison consisted of only 50 men. On the night of March 8, Villa led the Army of the North into Columbus and attacked the garrison in the early hours of March 9. Villa’s men also began looting and setting fire to houses in the town. However, rather than the 50 U.S. soldiers that Villa had expected, there were actually 350 soldiers, including the 13th U.S. Cavalry, stationed at the garrison.The raid quickly became a fierce battle when U.S. troops, led by Lieutenant Ralph Lucas, fought back from the garrison with machine guns. A second detachment of U.S. soldiers, commanded by Lieutenant James Castleman, launched a counterattack, which forced Villa and his men to retreat. They were pursued by U.S. cavalrymen back across the border into Mexico, although, no less desperate, a few weeks later Villa’s forces attacked two small towns in the Big Bend region of Texas, Glenn Springs and Boquillas, fighting another garrison of American soldiers at the former.The raid on Columbus was a disaster for the Mexicans, with Villa’s forces suffering huge casualties. In response to the attack, U.S. forces under the command of General John J. Pershing invaded Mexico in an attempt to capture Villa. The raid also touched off anti-Villista reprisals throughout the Southwest, with six captured raiders hanged by vigilantes at Columbus.Losses: Villa’s Army of the North, 190 casualties of 500; U.S., 7 dead, 5 wounded of 350, plus 8 civilians dead, 2 civilians wounded.>

Columbus New Mexico 2 adjoining undeveloped town lots

RIO GRANDE ESTATES in CENTRAL NEW MEXICOFrom this subdivision, Rio Communities and Belen are just to the West and Albuquerque only forty miles to the North. Rio Grande Estates is perfect for anyone looking to live an off the grid lifestyle, &nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;.50+/- acreAPN#: R079461LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit O, Block 1267,&nbsp;Lot 1STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY: ValenciaGENERAL LOCATION: About 40 miles South of Albuquerque.&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates sits just East of the I-25 corridor on both sides of Highway 60 and Hwy 47. The Manzano Mountains are to the East.&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS (approx.): 34.575005 , -106.729026GENERAL INFORMATION: Camp, RV, Build. Mobiles and modulars allowed.&nbsp;Animals allowed. Wide open spaces. Views of Manzano Mountains to the East.GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;5000’TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;mostly levelZONING: Residential/RecreationalPOWER: No. PHONE: No.&nbsp;Most cell services workWATER: No. must install well or holding tank. SEWER: No.ROADS: All parcels have platted roads and road easements.&nbsp;The roads within the Subdivision are dirt and unimproved dirt.PROPERTY TAX: $15CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115TIME LIMIT TO BUILD:&nbsp;none.Owner financing available &nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page >

1/2 acre - Central New Mexico South of Albuquerque

Buena Vida continues to Grow.Inexpensive parcel in the undelveloped Southern area&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;5.0+/-&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R011116&nbsp;Legal Description: Buena Vida 4 Amend, Block 49, Lot 4&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;Chaves&nbsp;GPS (approx.): 33.3348 , -104.7234GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Camp, RV, Build.Ghost towns of Chaves CountytoRoswell AliensRoswell is a city in, and the county seat of, Chaves County in the Southeastern quarter of the State of New Mexico, United States.The population was 48,366 at the 2010 census. It is a center for irrigation farming, dairying, ranching, manufacturing, distribution, and petroleum production. It is also the home of New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI), founded in 1891. Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge is located a few miles Northeast of the city on the Pecos River. Bottomless Lakes State Park is located twelve miles East of Roswell on US 380.Roswell is most popularly known for having its name attached to what is now called the 1947 Roswell UFO incident, even though the crash site of the alleged UFO was some 75 miles from Roswell and closer to Corona. The investigation and debris recovery was handled by the local Roswell Army Air Field.Zoned as Residential. Check with the county for your intended usage.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;3980'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level-rolling&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;unimproved dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$44&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Buena Vida Inexpensive 5 acres in the Undeveloped Southern Area

Last Chance Ranch Unit 3 near Elko city limitsSIZE: 2.07 +/- acAPN#: 032-016-011LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Last Chance Ranch Unit- 3, Block- P, Lot- 11STATE: NevadaCOUNTY: ElkoGENERAL LOCATION: on Nashville (7th street) across from Texas 3 blocks off of Last Chance road. on South side of Elko.DRIVING DIRECTIONS: off of last chance road. see mapsGPS (approx.): NW: 40.8769 , -115.6938 ; SW: 40.8761 , -115.6938 ; SE: 40.8761 , -115.6926 ; NE: 40.8769 , -115.6926GENERAL ELEVATION: 5000 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Parcel with scenic views. Mobiles, site-builds, modulars, ok.TYPE OF TERRAIN: rollingZONING: residentialPOWER: nearbyPHONE: narbyWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $55 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP: # 11 On Plat map Block PTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearArea Info : Elko County Info LinkFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Last Chance Ranch land pageLAST CHANCE RANCH&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Last Chance Ranch Units 1, and 2 are&nbsp;located approx. 8 miles East&nbsp;of Elko, Nevada.&nbsp;From Elko Take Hiway 227 south towards Spring Creek and&nbsp;the Ruby Mountains.&nbsp;Proceed approx 8 miles to the 4 way stop light.&nbsp;Turn&nbsp;left on Spring Creek Valley Rd. Proceed to Holiday Road, turn Left. Follow Holiday Road to a cattle guard.&nbsp;Go over cattle guard and immediatley turn right, on Lovelock.&nbsp;&nbsp;Go about 100-150 feet and turn left, you will be heading towards some large hills.&nbsp;&nbsp;In a quarter mile the road&nbsp;veers left and takes you between the 2 hills.&nbsp;After the hills the land flattens out and you are on a good dirt road. You cross under power lines and come to a 4 way&nbsp;junction in the road. Unit 1 is straight ahead.&nbsp;Unit 2 Turn Right, You are now on Imlay road.&nbsp;(See maps for further directions).&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pinons and Cedars are the predominant trees.&nbsp;Massive views of the Ruby Mountains and The Community of Spring Creek.&nbsp;&nbsp;Power is in the area.&nbsp;&nbsp;Quiet and secluded.&nbsp;&nbsp;Last Chance Ranch Unit 3 Is just off of Last Chance Road near the City Limits of Elko.&nbsp;Access to Unit 3 is From Elko.&nbsp;>

Scenic Views * EZ access 3 Blocks from main road

Own your own patented mining claim near Animas Forkson Treasure Mountain&nbsp;HISTORY LINKSTreasure Mountain and Animas Forks&nbsp;*&nbsp;Youtube video LinkMS#12787size: 10.331+/- acresLegal Description: Bryan Free Coinage Lode mining claimDescription: Steep. the upper part tops out near the top of the mountain Elevation:  12000'-12700'Go to 1881.com area land page >

Historic Treasure Mountain & Animas Forks patented mining claim

Rolling terrain in the Foothills of Buffalo MountainBorders BLM lands to the Westno pics at this time (at the base of the mountains in the pics)SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;40+/- acresAPN# 07-0691-05LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Lot 5 of Map of Division into Large Parcels prepared for Finance ALL, LLC, lying within Section 27, Township 33 North, Range 42 East, M.D.B. &amp; M., recorded in the Office of the Humbold County Recorder on November 12, 2010, as File No. 2010-6295, Humboldt County, NevadaSTATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;NevadaCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;HumboldtGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;30 Miles SE of Winnemucca. S-SW of Valmy. Between North Peak &amp; Buffalo MountainGPS (approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;40.706958 , -117.242934GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;5000'-5500'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.&nbsp;Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;rollingZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;M-3POWER:&nbsp;NoPHONE:&nbsp;NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: graded dirtPROPERTY TAX: $145&nbsp;&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $135&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo 1881.com area land page&nbsp;>

Remote 40 Acres - Way Off the Beaten Path

Mt&nbsp;Blanca ViewsSan Luis Valley&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;5.0+/- acresAPN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;70339570LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;San Luis Valley Ranches Unit 2 Block 5, Lot 13STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Costilla&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Northside of KK/5th street. about 1.7 miles North of BlancaGPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;37.4646 , -105.5093GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;7850'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Camp RV Build. Mobiles, Modulars, site-builds allowed. Animals OKTIME LIMIT TO BUILD:&nbsp;none&nbsp;&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;levelZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NOPHONE:&nbsp;no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no. must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;graded dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;$87&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES:&nbsp;$90&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;**Owner financing available&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

5 acres in San Luis Valley - Camp RV Build

Rolling Mountains * Diverse Topography Shoshone Range * Borders BLM lands to the West&nbsp;No pictures at this timeSIZE:&nbsp;20 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: 007-090-13LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;S2NW4SW4 1/30/47STATE:&nbsp;NevadaCOUNTY:&nbsp;LanderGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;About 6 miles NW of town of Crescent Valley. SE of Beowawe&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;C: 40.497875 , -116.625352 ; NW: 40.498726 , -116.627779 ; NE: 40.498731 , -116.623024 ; SW: 40.496912 , -116.627783 ; SE: 40.496912°‎N, 116.627783GENERAL ELEVATION: approx. 5300' - 5500'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Remote parcel in the mountains NW of Town of Crescent Valley West of Eureka County Line. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rolling-steepZONING:&nbsp;AGPOWER:&nbsp;1/2 milePHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;none. must hike, pack or ATV inPROPERTY TAX: approx. $40 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $135&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land pageLander County was created in 1862 as the result of a mining boom on the Reese River along the old pony express line, taking a considerable portion of Churchill and Humboldt counties with it. Named for Frederick W. Lander, chief engineer of a federal wagon route and Special Indian Agent in the area, it was one of the original 11 counties of Nevada when statehood was granted in 1864. Its first county seat was Jacob's Spring in 1862, which was moved to Austin in 1863, and finally Battle Mountain in 1979. Three other counties in Nevada were later formed from Lander County: Elko, White Pine, and Eureka.>

20 acres of Nevada Mountain Land - Shoshone Range - Crescent Valley Area

Sunny Southern New MexicoDEMING - Columbus area&nbsp;&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;No&nbsp;time limit for building. Mobile homes and Modular housing allowed&nbsp;Taxes are low.&nbsp;&nbsp;Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles east. El Paso 100 miles east.Deming RanchettesUnit- 79Block- 7Lots- 16 &amp; 29Apn#: 57408size: 1.0 +/- acreLocation:  Taylor Rd. &amp; Madison Road GPS: Lot 16: 32.049959 , -107.793841 ; Lot 29: 32.049181 ; -107.793836Notes:Mobiles and Modular housing allowedGo to 1881.com Deming NM land page&nbsp;>

Western side views of the Florida Mountains in  Southern New Mexico

Trees * Privacy near end of subdivisionNear Navajo lands&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;3.01+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R10621LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Jubilee Trails Block 6, Lot 2STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CibolaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;1 mile east of Candy Kitchen. at intersection of Thunderhill Rd. &amp; Rocky Bluff laneGPS(approx.):&nbsp;34.9136 , -108.4697GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;7400' - 7410'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;on small knoll with trees. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $70 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

Jubilee Trails Treed 3 acres near Candy Kitchen New Mexico

Backs to Public Wildlife Park&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;1.27+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;52541B02L009&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Sherwood Est #2, Block 2, Lot 9, Plat 1983-196, Palmer Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;AlaskaCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Matanuska-Susitna Borough&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;on the western outskirts of Wasilla. north side of West Locksley Loop (6391)&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;61.601463 , -149.611631&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;trees. Mobiles and Modulars allowed. just west of Kalmbach Lake. backs to Public Wildlife Park&nbsp;Wasilla&nbsp;is a city in&nbsp;Matanuska-Susitna Borough,&nbsp;United States&nbsp;and the&nbsp;fourth-largest city&nbsp;in&nbsp;Alaska. It is located on the northern point of&nbsp;Cook Inlet&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Matanuska-Susitna Valley&nbsp;of the&nbsp;southcentral&nbsp;part of the state. The city's population was 9,054 at the&nbsp;2020 census, up from 7,831 in 2010.&nbsp;Wasilla is the largest city in the borough and a part of the&nbsp;Anchorage metropolitan area, which had an estimated population of 398,328 in 2020.[5]Established at the intersection of the&nbsp;Alaska Railroad&nbsp;and Old Carle Wagon Road, the city prospered at the expense of the nearby mining town of&nbsp;Knik. Historically entrepreneurial, the economic base shifted in the 1970s from&nbsp;small-scale agriculture&nbsp;and recreation to support for workers employed in&nbsp;Anchorage&nbsp;or on Alaska's North Slope oilfields and related infrastructure. The&nbsp;George Parks Highway&nbsp;turned the town into a&nbsp;commuter suburb&nbsp;of Anchorage.[6]Wasilla gained international attention when&nbsp;Sarah Palin, who&nbsp;served as Mayor of Wasilla&nbsp;before her election as&nbsp;Governor of Alaska.Wasilla is named after Chief Wasilla, a local&nbsp;Dena'ina&nbsp;chief.&nbsp;"Wasilla" is the anglicized spelling of the chief's Russian-given name,&nbsp;Васи́лий&nbsp;Vasilij, which corresponds to the English name&nbsp;Basil.[8]GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;330'-340'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;mostly level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;at roadPHONE: at roadWATER:&nbsp;info comingSEWER:&nbsp;info comingROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;hardpacked graded&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$330&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Treed Parcel - Western Outskirts Wasilla Alaska - Backs to Open Space

Remote Land * 11 miles from Pine Hill New Mexico *Indian Lands inholdingNO PICTURES AT THIS TIMESIZE:&nbsp;40 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R03093LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;T6N, R14W, sec. 10, SE4NE4STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CibolaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;about 11 miles SE of Pine Hill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.): W rd: 34.76381 , -108.29635 ; S rd: 34.76257 , -108.29356GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;5275'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Small Hill. Land is surrounded by Indian Lands Access is via BIA road 4032 goes through corner of property. small hill on propertyTYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;agPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $151 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com area land page>

Rare! Bureau of Indian Affairs Inholding 40 acres - New Mexico

*&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Montana Mountain Land&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;**&nbsp;&nbsp;Patented Mining Claim&nbsp;&nbsp;*Own the Land and mineralsSIZE: 16&nbsp;&nbsp;+/- acresMS # 7748LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PequaketSTATE:&nbsp;MontanaCOUNTY:&nbsp;Lewis and ClarkGENERAL LOCATION: 15 miles from&nbsp;Lincoln&nbsp;and 30 miles from&nbsp;Helena, Near Stemple PassGPS&nbsp;(approx):&nbsp;46.8825421 , -112.470452GENERAL ELEVATION: 7000'-7200'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;These parcels have it all including hunting for elk, deer, bear, mountain lion and upland game birds. All 9 claims have excellent building sites, some are on the top of a mountain with 360° views. Easily accessible 3 seasons of the year and with snowmobiles in the winter. Just 15 miles south of the top of Stemple Pass about 30 miles from&nbsp;Helena, MT. and 18 miles from&nbsp;Lincoln, Mt. The land is almost completely surrounded by Forest Service ground.&nbsp;Borders Forest Service on 3 sides and FlorenceTYPE OF TERRAIN: variedPOWER: NOPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $&nbsp;68&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90 + county filing feesTIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com Stemple Pass Montana land page>

Montana Wilderness * 16 acres near Stemple Pass

*&nbsp;&nbsp;Montana Mountain Land&nbsp;&nbsp;**&nbsp;&nbsp;Patented Mining Claim&nbsp;&nbsp;*Own the Land and mineralsSIZE: 16&nbsp;&nbsp;+/- acresMS # 7748LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Helen MSTATE:&nbsp;MontanaCOUNTY:&nbsp;Lewis and ClarkGENERAL LOCATION: 15 miles from&nbsp;Lincoln&nbsp;and 30 miles from&nbsp;Helena, Near Stemple Pass.GPS&nbsp;(approx):&nbsp;46.885710 , -112.471182GENERAL ELEVATION: 7000'-7200'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;These parcels have it all including hunting for elk, deer, bear, mountain lion and upland game birds. All 9 claims have excellent building sites, some are on the top of a mountain with 360° views. Easily accessible 3 seasons of the year and with snowmobiles in the winter. Just 15 miles south of the top of Stemple Pass about 30 miles from&nbsp;Helena, MT. and 18 miles from&nbsp;Lincoln, Mt. The land is almost completely surrounded by Forest Service ground.&nbsp;Borders Forest Service on 3 sides and Florence.TYPE OF TERRAIN: variedPOWER: NOPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $&nbsp;68&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90 + county filing feesTIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land page>

Patented Mining Claim between Lincoln and Helena Montana - Own land & Minerals

SUN VALLEYARIZONA&nbsp;RANCHOS&nbsp;Located 7 miles east of Holbrook&nbsp;at the SUN VALLEY ExitNear Painted Desert and Petrified Forestno time limit to build.&nbsp;camp, RVSun Valley is a populated place east of Holbrook, Arizona along Interstate 40.It is located at34°58'50.09 N 110°3'29.43 W in the Painted Desert and covers an area of 31.56 square milesSun Valley has always been a sleepy community along the old western highway of Old Route 66 and the newer Interstate 40. Not much is known about the settlement and how its roots began as a community, but it has and still remains largely rural and sparsely populated. Cattle Ranching has been one of the largest agricultural activity in the areaApn#105-14-016Rancho# 20Lots: 16,17Size: 1.25 ea.. 2.5 total2 adjoining lots.South of IH 40 on Sundown roadGPS: 34.95148 , -110.047022500Go to 1881.com Arizona Ranchos land page>

Sun Valley Arizona Ranchos  2 adjoining  lots

RIO GRANDE ESTATES in SUNNY NEW MEXICOFrom this subdivision, Rio Communities and Belen are just to the West and Albuquerque only forty miles to the North. Rio Grande Estates is perfect for anyone looking to live an off the grid lifestyle, &nbsp;SIZE: 1.0+/- acreAPN#: R024640LEGAL DESCRIPTION: &nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit 1 Block 11 , Lot 18 STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY: SocorroGENERAL LOCATION: &nbsp;Rio Grande Estates sits just east of the I-25 corridor on both sides of Highway 60. The Manzano Mountains are to the east.&nbsp;GPS (approx.): 34.428098 , -106.759259GENERAL INFORMATION: Camp, RV, Build. Mobiles and modulars allowed.&nbsp;Animals allowed. Wide open spaces. Views of Manzano Mountains to the east.GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;5000’TYPE OF TERRAIN: &nbsp;&nbsp;mostly levelZONING: Residential/RecreationalPOWER: No. PHONE: No.&nbsp;Most cell services workWATER: No. must install well or holding tank. SEWER: No.ROADS: All parcels have platted roads and road easements.&nbsp;The roads within the Subdivision are dirt and unimproved dirt.PROPERTY TAX: $15CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115 TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: &nbsp;none.Owner financing available&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page >

1 acre Residential building Lot Central New Mexico

DEMING, NEW MEXICOViews of the Florida Mountains1/2 acre&nbsp;&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;No time limit for building. Mobile homes and Modular housing allowed&nbsp;Taxes are low.&nbsp;&nbsp;. Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles east. El Paso 100 miles east.Deming Ranchettes Unit 2, Block 7 Lot 42>

Sunny southern New Mexico Mountain view parcel on Warm Springs Road

*&nbsp;&nbsp;Mobiles, Modulars ok&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;**&nbsp;&nbsp;sparsely populated&nbsp;&nbsp;*SIZE:&nbsp;.19 (2/10th of an acreAPN# 40613049LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Cochise College Park #11 Lot 5244STATE:&nbsp;ArizonaCOUNTY:&nbsp;CochiseGENERAL LOCATION: Several miles North of DouglasGPS&nbsp;(approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;31.404767 , -109.526339GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4400'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobile, Modulars, allowedTYPE OF TERRAIN: level , desertZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $8&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90 +30TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land page>

Mobile Home Lot in Historic Cochise County

Timberon is bordered by Lincoln National Forest&nbsp;South facing parcel * Trees * in Cul-de-SacSIZE:&nbsp;.65+/- ac.APN#: R044002LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon Unit&nbsp;12,&nbsp;Block 120, Lot 45STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;OteroGENERAL LOCATION: On&nbsp;Pickerel. About 35 miles South of Cloudcroft.GPS(approx.):&nbsp;32.6326 , -105.6744 ; back corner: 32.6332 , -105.6750GENERAL ELEVATION: approx. 7085'-7090' ft.&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Timberon is located in a forested valley, known as Sacramento Canyon, on the southern slopes of the Sacramento Mountains. Sacramento Creek is an intermittent creek, flows southeast through the valley. The community extends up several crosscutting canyons including Arkansas Canyon, Graveyard Canyon and Carrisa Canyon. The elevation in Timberon varies from 6,900 to 7,200 feet. Jefferies Peak at 8,501 feet is located directly to the East of the valley, and Culp Peak at 7,280 feet (2,219 m) lies to the West.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIMBERON MAP LINK in pdf&nbsp;*&nbsp;TIMBERON INFORMATION&nbsp;outside link * TIMBERON COVENANTSTYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;slight slope up from roadZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;unknownWATER: Yes Standby Water $61 a year . call to verify Timberon SID (575) 987-2250,SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;graded dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $20 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;per lotCLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: MANDATORY TIMBERON ROAD AND ASSOCIATION AMMENITY FEES $30 A YEAR PER LOT&nbsp;please contact : Timberon Development Council, Inc. Phone: (575) 987-2464 ;TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Timberon land page>

Trees and Views - Southerly facing - Camp RV - Build

Near Highway 104SIZE:&nbsp;5.07+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R0257631LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Rancho Lake Conchas Unit 2, Block 22, Lot 9STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;San MiguelGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;about 52 miles E-SE of Las Vegas. About 37 miles NW of Tucumcari&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.): 35.3339 , -104.4369GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;4490'-4500''GENERAL INFORMATION: Rolling Vistas Near Hwy 104&nbsp;Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level- rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;1/4 milePHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $11 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page&nbsp;SPECFIC UNIT LOCATIONS &amp; CHARACTERISTICS:UNIT 2- closest to the hwy. Hwy 104 actually splits unit 2 in half. Power is in parts of the western half. Southwest side of the Hwy. Several homes on the SW side. None on the Eastern side.UNIT 3- Magnolia is the Main road in Unit 3. There is power along Magnolia and lines spur off on different streets. Underground phone cables are in Several blocks of Unit 3. Unit 3 starts 1/3 of a mile to the East of the Hwy. There are several residences in Unit 3. You have to take hwy 104. Hwy 104 is the hiway going From Tucumcari to Las Vegas.Take Magnolia road off of Hwy 104. Magnolia is the 1st road about 1/4-1/2 mile North of Garita Creek. Magnolia goes EAST.. Take Magnolia for about 2 miles. See the maps. Magnolia will keep going straight into Unit 4. There is a road that breaks off to the right about 1/4-1/2 mile before the old mobile home on the right. Follow the Circled 10 on the map and the Circled 11 on the mapTurn right on this road, you will go under the electric lines. On the map Magnolia keeps going and goes off the right side of the map. this is where unit 4A starts. Turn Right (down on the page) this follows lot 21, 20, 19, 18. You will come to the Creek Crossing. It is somewhat rocky. walk it before you cross it. I made it in a rental car, but conditions might have changed. Cross the creek. in about 100 yards you come back onto the main road. Turn right Follow this road, you are heading the direction of the hiway. after maybe APPROX. 1/2 mile you will come to a&nbsp;HUGE WASHED OUT PLACE IN THE ROAD ---DO NOT SPEED or you will end up in a 12' ravine. THE ROAD IS WASHED OUT. You cannot see it until you are almost on top of it...!!!WALKING THIS ROAD WOULD BE BEST. It is fairly level. Once you see where the washed out place is, then drive it.Unit 4A- Begins where unit 3 ends, about 2 miles from the hwy. Magnolia is the main road through this unit. Power and Phone cables are along Magnolia. There are a few residences in Unit 4.Unit 5- West of the Hwy off of Big rock road, about 3 miles from the hiway. Unit 5 stretches a mile or so north from Big Rock Road. Power and phones are at Big Rock road. Unit 5 is the most remote and secluded. there are several residences along Big Rock Road.>

Scenic Vistas Near Lake Conchas New Mexico 5 acre Residential land

Timberon issurrounded by Lincoln National ForestTimberonSIZE: 1.16APN#: R045140LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon #3, Block 57, Lot 10STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;OteroGENERAL LOCATION: On Fairground Dr.GENERAL ELEVATION: 7080 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: westerly facing. Camp, RV, build. mobiles, modulars, site builds allowed. animals okGPS (approx.): 32.625225 , -105.692627TYPE OF TERRAIN: slightly sloping downhill to westZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER: yesPHONE: unkWATER: call Timberon SID (575) 987-2250, to confirmSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;gradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $20 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: POA fees $30 a yearPLAT MAP:&nbsp;PLAT MAPTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Timberon land page&nbsp;>

Lots of trees. Westerly facing property * Camp RV Build in Timberon

Rio Rancho&nbsp;is the largest and most populous city in Sandoval County, part of the expansive Albuquerque metropolitan area in the U.S. State of New Mexico. A small portion of the city extends into northern Bernalillo County.It is the third-largest city in New Mexico, and one of the most rapidly growing. As of the 2020 census, Rio Rancho had a population of 104,046. The name Rio Rancho derives from Los Ranchos, the Spanish colonial ranches established along the Rio Grande in the Albuquerque Basin, and throughout historic Nuevo México. There were large ranches also in neighboring Corrales. Since the late 20th century, it has developed as a suburb of Albuquerque.SANDOVAL COUNTYSandoval County is located Just North of Albuquerque. Interstate 25 is near the eastern end of the County.Rio Ranchos is only 20 miles from Albuquerque. Bernallio, located 18 miles North of Albuquerque, is the County seat.On Dead end street&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;1.00+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R030958LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Rio Rancho Unit 5, Block 16, Lot 44STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;SandovalGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;East side of 30th Road SW&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;SW: 35.252240 , -106.7960445GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;6030'-6040'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;in cul-de-sac. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $79 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available, we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

Rio Rancho New Mexico large 1-acre undeveloped parcel

Fort Garland * Mt. Blanca * San Luis * Alamosa area Mobiles Modulars allowed Easy access to Hwy 159Rolling HillsSIZE: 5.91 +/- acres&nbsp;APN#: 70334740LEGAL DESCRIPTION: San Luis Valley Ranches Unit R, Block 25, Lot 29STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CostillaGENERAL LOCATION: Corner of Pueblo &amp; 5th&nbsp;GPS (approx.): 37.3018 , -105.4436GENERAL ELEVATION: 7950'GENERAL INFORMATION: Mobiles, Modulars, site builds ok. Camp, RV. just West of Hwy 159Check with the county for your intended usage .TYPE OF TERRAIN: Rolling&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: unknownWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;graded dirtPROPERTY TAX: $58 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP:&nbsp;by emailTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;FINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area ;land page>

Rolling Hills - Near Hwy 159 * Camp RV Mobiles Modulars site builds

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SIZE: 75' x 165'APN#:&nbsp;300-00391-000LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Seminole second addition to Cherokee Village, Block 13, Lot 26STATE: ArkansasCOUNTY:&nbsp;SharpGENERAL LOCATION: In Cherokee Village on Moonbeam Trail near IroquoisGPS: Lat : 36.282622683631317 ; Long : -91.534927891540519GENERAL ELEVATION: 650 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Buildable Parcel TreesTYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER: yes, at streetPHONE: yes, at streetWATER: yes, at streetSEWER:&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;pavedPROPERTY TAX: $20 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: Standby Water fees $128 a year.TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearGps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.>

Cherokee Village Arkansas * Residential Lot * Trees * Utilities at street

Real Estate *LandPershing County Nevada5 acres Unionville﻿SIZE: 5.0+/- acresAPN#: 012-240-12LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ERNST,ARIZONA MS #1508,Changed from Parcel # 077-010-01,This mill site is located within parcel 12-040-04,per deed #218865STATE: NevadaCOUNTY: PershingGENERAL LOCATION: Mohea Road. 1 mile east of UnionvilleGPS (approx. ): 40.443545, -118.103385GENERAL ELEVATION: 4830'GENERAL INFORMATION: at the base of the mountains. No restrictions. Camp. RV. Build.TYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING: check with the county for your intended usagePOWER: 1/2-1 milePHONE: noWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: gradedPROPERTY TAX: $48 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP: Request plat map be sure to state the address or description of the map you want.TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOutside Info Links:AREA INFO: Unionville Owner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOGo To 1881.com Pershing county Nevada land page>

5 acres Near Historic Unionville Nevada

Klamath Oregon land * Sprague River PinesLand * Real EstateSprague River Pines Corner Lot * Trees Park Like settingSIZE: 1.12 +/- acresAPN#: R208108MapTaxLot: R3408-022C0-09900-000LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 14, Block 4, Tract 1029, Sprague River PinesSTATE: OregonCOUNTY:&nbsp;KlamathGENERAL LOCATION: 27 miles North of Klamath Falls. 6 miles NE of ChiloquinNW corner of Mclemore way and CorbellGPS Approx : SE corner 42.604044 , -121.756533 ; SW corner: 42.604042 , -121.757692 ;&nbsp;NE corner 42.604473 , -121.756573 ; NW corner : 42.604457 , -121.757697GENERAL ELEVATION: 4290 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: 1/4 mile from Sprague River. Huge trees. camp, build, RVTYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:&nbsp;check with county for your intended usage.POWER: at roadPHONE: ??WATER: no. would need to install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $90 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com area land page >

Huge Trees * Park Like settings * Power * Sprague River Pines

Duchesne Utah Mountain landLand * Real Estate40 acres In the MountainsSIZE: 40 +/- acresAPN#: 4506-0015-0001LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Beg at NW corner of Sec Th E 1320 ft, S 1320 ft, W 1320 ft, N 1320 ft to POB 16 T4s R8W USM ,STATE: UtahCOUNTY: DuchesneGENERAL LOCATION: in the mountains about 5.5 miles SE of FruitlandGPS (approx. ): NW: 40.139906 , -110.802110 ; NE: 40.139906 , -110.797389 ; SE: 40.136338 , -110.797336 ; SW: 40.136346 , -110.802056GENERAL ELEVATION: 7350 ft - 7510 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Borders BLM lands to the North. No restrictions. No covenants. Camp, RV, BuildTYPE OF TERRAIN: mountainousZONING: check with county for your intended usage.POWER: NOPHONE: NOWATER: no. would need to install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $399 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90.TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOMAIN LAND PAGEGo to 1881.com Utah land page>

Rough * Rugged * Remote * 40 acres in the Mountains

DEMING, NEW MEXICO&nbsp;&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year round; winters60's-70's, low humidity.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;No time limit for building. Mobile homes and Modular housing allowed&nbsp;Taxesare low.&nbsp;&nbsp;Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50miles east. El Paso 100 miles east.Deming RanchettesUnit- 2Block- 8Lots- 17, 18size: 1.0 acresLocation: Warm Springs roadGPS: NW@rd: 32.187857 , -107.654724 ; NE@rd: 32.187848 , -107.654006Notes: Great views of Mountains center of unit>

2 residential parcels in Sunny Southern New Mexico

*&nbsp;&nbsp;5 adjoining lots&nbsp;**&nbsp;Off the Beaten Path * Back Side of California CitySIZE:&nbsp;2.50&nbsp;+/- acresAPN# R010744LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Santa California City Unit 11, Block 5, Lots 1,2,16,17,18,STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;Rio ArribaGENERAL LOCATION: about 3 miles East of AbiquiuGPS&nbsp;(approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;36.204826 , -106.212653GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;5940'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.&nbsp;check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $60&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land pageHistory in Río Arriba County goes back ten thousand years or more in time when early man roamed the mountains and plains and followed the watercourses to hunt now-extinct animals. Gradual evolution through the centuries and immigration found the Río Grande River Valley and many of its tributaries occupied by Indian cultures, chiefly the Pueblos, at around 1000 to 1200 A.D. This large Puye cliff-dwellings, typical of this era, is dated at around 1300 A.D. This advanced culture practiced agriculture, excelled in weaving and pottery, constructed elaborate dwelling structures and had developed a meaningful religion. Until the arrival of the Spanish Europeans, migrant arrivals on the Southwestern scene periodically harassed the northern pueblos, chiefly the Navajos and Apaches.The first European to arrive in what is now New Mexico was Cabeza de Baca who was shipwrecked on the Gulf of Mexico in 1528 and spent the next eight years wandering across the new land and crossing the southern part of the present state before arriving in Mexico in 1836. Neither he nor the famed later explorer, Coronado, reached the Río Arriba County area. However, an explorer of the crossing over, came down the eastern slope of the Jemez Mountains, probably by the Yuqueyunque, which is still used in the Indian languages with the term shortened to Yunque and given to the area where they established Oñate's capital. After the excursion by Barrios-Nuevo, no record exists of Spanish exploration in this area northward up the Río Grande to explore as far as Taos. Gaspar Castano de Sosa made an unauthorized expedition to the Indian villages of the upper Río Grande and Pecos in 1590, who was put in chains upon his return for having gone out of Mexico without official permission.An epic poem, "Historía del Nuevo Mejico" by Gaspar de Villagra, a soldier in Juan de Oñate's party, records the first colonization in New Mexico in 1598, near the present San Juan Indian Pueblo. Oñate, a man of independent wealth, and married to a granddaughter of Herman Cortez, received approval from the Spanish monarch for his proposal to colonize New Mexico. He assembled troops numbering four hundred men, 130 of whom brought their families, equipment and livestock with them. The colonists marched northward up the Río Grande from their entry into the territory near the present site of El Paso, Texas. Searching for the best situated land, and meeting no opposition from the native Indians, they reached Barrios-Nuevo's pueblos of Yuque-Yunque the same summer. Accorded a friendly reception by the Tewa Indians, the Spanish settlers renamed the pueblo "San Juan de Los Caballeros" and founded New Mexico's first European settlement that was also designated the Capitol of the new land.The walled Capitol grounds retained a three-story main building of pueblo style architecture with primitive artillery guarding the gates. Oñate brought seven thousand head of sheep and cattle with him to start the grazing industry in New Mexico. Ten Franciscans accompanied the expedition and a church, built with the help of 1500 Indians, was ready for worship within three months of the arrival of Oñate. Three years later, to avoid increasing friction with the Indians, the colony moved a short distance west of San Juan and rebuilt at the confluence of the Río Grande and Chama Rivers. The colony received the name of San Gabriel and survived the first winter with considerable difficulty and abandonment of the venture by a number of the settlers. Oñate and a few loyal followers stayed on and were joined by other settlers out of Mexico. Oñate served as governor for the Spanish Crown until 1608 when he was succeeded by Pedro de Peralta, and in 1610 the Capitol was moved from San Gabriel to Santa Fe where it has remained.Spanish rule in the new territory began to meet with increasing Indian hostility that culminated in the great Pueblo rebellion of 1680, and the Spanish being driven southward to Mexico. Twelve years later the Spanish returned under the banner of Don Diego de Vargas and the Indians, divided by dissensions and lack of leadership among themselves, once again surrendered to Spanish rule. With this, settlers slowly returned to the Río Grande Valley to reclaim homes and lands.Some five miles up the Santa Cruz river from the present site of Española, the Village of Santa Cruz was founded in 1692. Farming operation fanned out in the valley around the village and it became a main stopping point en route between Taos and the Capitol at Santa Fe.There was gradual settlement along the watershed during the 18th century as the Spanish crown encouraged colonization of its new lands by land grants and other inducements. Ownership of the lands possessed and cultivated by the Indians was acknowledged by the Spanish in the form of specific grants. Additionally, land was distributed by the Crown among the Spanish themselves with three different types of land grants: those made to encourage settlement of a specific area, those made to influential individuals and those made to land investors. The confusion and conflict ion of title and use dating from this era have, in spite of extensive legal proceedings, contributed to the lack of merchantable land titles at present. The fertile valleys of Río Arriba County beyond the menace of the Navajos supported thriving populations. While encouraging settlement by its own people, the Spanish government remained hostile to trade or communication with other European groups in the new world and maintained guard of its frontiers. This policy of insolation led to development of a singular culture, aspect of which are still dominant in parts of northern New Mexico to the present Lt. Zebulon Pike, the explorer was taken prisoner for trespassing on Spanish territory and brought down the Río Grande for interrogation in Santa Fe before imprisonment in Old Mexico.In defiance of Spanish policy, the early explorers and mountain men traveled and trapped through northern New Mexico, trading with the citizens. After Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821, dissatisfaction with administration and policy carried out by the far away Capitol in Mexico City brought rebellion by the settler and pueblos north of Santa Fe, in 1837. A fierce battle was fought between the rebels and Mexican troops near Santa Cruz. In 1944, the Mexican government took steps to setup political division in the new territory and Río Arriba County was established.Considerable dissatisfaction also stemmed from the inability of the government to furnish protection from the Navajo Indians who raided the outermost settlements taking captives and livestock and at times forced abandonment of some of the peaceable pueblos and when settlers of the lower Río Grande had to seek protection on occasion at the Capitol in Santa Fe.Disillusionment with the existing government contributed to a relatively simple conquest of the territory by General Kearney who took over this area for the United States in 1846. In 1847 rebellion erupted again and another battle was fought in the Santa Cruz area between United States troops and the settlers and Indians. In 1850, during the presidency of Millard Fillmore, the territory of New Mexico was created by Act of Congress.Río Arriba was one of the original nine counties into which the Territory was divided by the act of January 9, 1852, and its boundaries are there described as below: On the south from the Puertacito of Pojuaque, drawing a direct line toward the west in the direction of the mesilla of San Ildefonso; from the mesilla, crossing the Río del Norte toward the west, and continuing until it reaches the boundaries of the Territory; drawing a direct line from the said Puertacito de Pojuaque toward the town of Cundiyo toward the south, continuing the same line until it reaches the highest point of the mountain of Nambe; thence, following the summit of the mountain, toward the north, until it reaches the southern boundary of the county of Taos, this shall constitute the eastern boundary, and on the north the boundary of the county of Taos, and on the east the boundary line of the Territory. As thus described, the old county comprised virtually the northwestern portion of the Territory, and it was not until the formation of San Juan county to the west, in 1884, that it assumed its present bounds.It was not until the end of the Civil War when the government was able to take steps to halt the raiding of the Navajos that the Pueblos and settlers in Río Arriba County gained security and the area began to prosper. On November 1, 1864, President Lincoln had signed the land patents issued to the various pueblos for their land holdings and had personally given the ceremonial canes of office to all pueblos governors at a ceremony in Washington, which also helped stabilize the situation.The eighties, which saw mining exploration throughout the mountain west and an era of railroading, brought prospectors into the mountains of northern Río Arriba County. The Denver and Río Grande Western Railroad was extended south from Alamos, Colorado over the top of the divide in the area of Cumbres Pass and down to Chama in 1880. Track was laid north westward through Lumberton and Dulce to connect with Durango, Colorado in 1881. During the same time, track was laid down the Río Grande from Fort Garland, Colorado to Española, which was the name given the village that had previously been known as "El Punto de la Vega de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe," and the railroad was christened the "Chili Line" in deference to the excellent chili crops produced in the lower Río Grande Valley.The 90's brought ranching to Río Arriba County, with the Chama grazing country coming into prominence and large spreads throughout the county. The coming o f the railroad to furnish dependable heavy transportation also gave impetus to two new industries in the county: lumbering and coal. The extensive coal beds in the Lumberton area were brought into production and the forests yielded timber to make Chama a major shipping point. The railroad to Española served the valley for shipping of agricultural products supplied by farms prospering on fertile sild and expansion of irrigation. Bradford Prince located on fifty acres at Angostura, halfway between Española and Chamita, and along with his other extensive interest, made a beginning of the fruit industry by planting orchards.Carson National Forest and Santa Fe National Forest were established under the jurisdiction of the Federal government for the protection of timber reserves. New Mexico was admitted to the Union as the 47th State in 1912 during the presidency of William Howard Taft.It is quite apparent that the cultural influences composing customs in Río Arriba County come from an array of backgrounds, the most influencing are Pueblos Indians, Navajos, Mexicans, Spanish, Anglo settlers and the French influence introduced by Bishop Lamy, in the 1840's. The Catholic Church is mentioned because of its influence pre-Lamy era when the Franciscans ministered to Indian and Mexican cultures.The Spanish influence predominated culture development for over two hundred years.The Spanish Culture now practiced in Río Arriba County has been affected by the many other lifestyles which have touched upon the development of this so-called sleeping giant. It is truly a configuration of cultural pluralism with a Spanish and Indian cultural forerunners. The collision of these two worlds has emerged into a historical melting pot community.The commonality of all cultures, whether introductory, as the case with the Anglo settlers and the French Catholic and the established Mexican and Indian cultures was a love for extended family and the family's relationship to the land. Similar familial values are still practiced by residents of Río Arriba County today. Through the 200+ years of Spanish European influence, culturally and economically, century old traditions and strong family and community customs continue - living off the land, through agriculture, arts and crafts, lumbering and mining. The Federal government greatly reduced Río Arriba's way of life when governmental forces directed the movement of forest lands. Indigenous people were forced to primarily live off of agricultural land, when before they relied on forest and agricultural resources.&nbsp;>

Northern New Mexico - Santa California City

2 adjoining LotsEast of Hardy ArkansasNE of Ozark AcresOld shed (not sure of condition)Mobiles, Modulars, site builds allowed.No Pictures at this timeAPN# 476-00341-000, 476-00342-000Size 100'x125' total combinedPioneer B-14 -17&amp; 1835 Pheasant DriveGPS: 36.306441 , -91.379499 ; 36.306456 , -91.379160Go to 1881.com Sharp County Arkansas land page>

2 adjoining lots  * Power at road * Mobiles modulars site builds ok

Scenic TAOS – TRES PIEDRAS NEW MEXICO&nbsp;WCamp RV Build * No restrictions&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;1/2 +/- acre&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;0018757&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Tres Piedras Unit 2, Block 25, Lot&nbsp;ASTATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Taos&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;About 4 miles E-NE of Tres Piedras.About 3.25 miles North of Hwy. About 15 miles NW of Taos.&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;36.665308 , -105.901315&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Wide open Spaces. No restrictions.Camp RV build. Distant mountain views.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;8020'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;noPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build.SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;dirt unimproved dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$10&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Propertyinfo will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Tre Piedras Taos New Mexico - Mobiles Modulars, Micro Buses Allowed

30 miles south of cloudcroft New MexicoTimberon is surrounded by Lincoln National ForestBig TreesSIZE: .50 +/- ac.APN#: R046051LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon #8, Block 87, Lot 6STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;OteroGENERAL LOCATION: western part of Timberon. South side of ArapahoGENERAL ELEVATION: 7100 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Trees. slightly rolling. Camp, RV, build. mobiles, modulars, site builds allowed.GPS (approx.): 32.633561 , -105.721153TYPE OF TERRAIN: slight slopingZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER: at property linePHONE: unkWATER: call Timberon SID (575) 987-2250, to confirm statusSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;graded PROPERTY TAX: approx. $20 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: POA fees $30 a yearPLAT MAP:&nbsp;PLAT MAPTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Timberon land page>

30 miles south of Cloudcroft  * Middle of Lincoln National Forest * Trees

*&nbsp;&nbsp;Big Lake Alaska&nbsp;&nbsp;*Surrounded by State of Alaska land*&nbsp;&nbsp;Borders Small Lake&nbsp;*No Pictures at this time. Pictures are Stock Pics of Big LakeSIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;9.5 +/- acres totalAPN# 53954000T00B, 53954000T00ALEGAL DESCRIPTION: Alaska State Lands Survey 90-262 BK 00 Lt 00A &amp; B, Plat 1992-30; Palmer Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska.CITY: Big LakeSTATE:&nbsp;AlaskaCOUNTY:&nbsp;Matanuska-Sustina BoroughGENERAL LOCATION: 1/2 mile North of Big LakeGPS&nbsp;(approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;61.54564 , -149.95321 ; 61.54538 , -149.95526GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;150'-160'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Surrounded by State of Alaska lands. Trees Meadows. Wide Open spaces.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level to RollingZONING:&nbsp;Check with Matsu Borough for your intended usagePOWER: NOPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: 1/4 mile to a good dirt roadPROPERTY TAX: $140&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTHINGS TO DONot surprisingly, recreation in the area centers around the lake - and it is indeed big - with 67 miles of shoreline. Popular activities include swimming, camping, boating, fishing, jet skiing, and tour boat rides in the summer. Local outfitters rent out all the equipment you need to enjoy the water - including jet skis, pontoon boats, kayaks, and more – on an hourly or daily basis.&nbsp;Once Big Lake freezes over in winter, the area becomes a playground for a wide range of winter activities including snowmachine competitions, dog mushing, ice fishing, and cross-country skiing.**Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land page>

Big Lake Alaska - Borders Small Lake - Surrounded by State of Alaska lands

Fort Garland * Mt. Blanca * San Luis * Alamosa area San Luis ValleyMt. Blanca Views near Alamosa county lineSIZE: 5.0+/- acresAPN#: 70351100LEGAL DESCRIPTION: San Luis Valley Ranches Unit 9, Block 3, Lot 11STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY: CostillaGENERAL LOCATION: North side of MM/15thGPS (approx.): 37.5010 , -105.5661GENERAL ELEVATION: 7730'GENERAL INFORMATION: Close up mountain views. Buildable parcel. Mobiles, Modulars, site builds ok. Camp, RV. check with the county for your intended usageTYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING: residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: in areaWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $65 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90.TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP: by emailTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com Costilla County land page>

Sangre De Cristo Mounain views .Near Alamosa County line * Mobile and Modulars allowed

Timberon issurrounded by Lincoln National Forest         Timberon&#13;
SIZE:&nbsp;.502APN#: R044662 R044661LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon Unit 14, Block 131, Lots- 10, 11STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;OteroGENERAL LOCATION: North Central Part of Timberon. Near air strip. Near main EntranceGPS (approx.): 32.639859 , -105.688163DRIVING DIRECTIONS: On Swift just North of Shelle Drive.GENERAL ELEVATION: 7050 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Near the Airstrip and main part of Timberon and Amenities area. Few trees.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: yes.&nbsp;PHONE: at streetWATER: no.&nbsp;SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $32 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;per lotCLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: POA road fees $30 a yearPLAT MAP:&nbsp;PLAT MAPTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Timberon land page&nbsp;>

1 acre * 2 lots * Views * near Main entrance to Timberon

Klamath County Oregonland for sale20 acres Rolling Hills Eastern Klamath county graveled roadSIZE: 20 +/- acresAPN#: 408972MapTaxLot#: 3715-02300-00800-000LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The S1/2 of the NW1/4 of the SW1/4 of section 23, Township 37 Sount, Range 15 East of the Willamette Meridian.STATE: OregonCOUNTY:&nbsp;KlamathGENERAL LOCATION: 1/2 mile South of Hwy 149 on NFS rd3719GPS (approx.): 42.344067 , -120.919215GENERAL ELEVATION: 4900GENERAL INFORMATION: Rolling Hills. borders BLM/gov't lands to the West. Easy access off of Hwy 149 Property is buildable. Camp. RV.&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN: rolling&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;check with Klamath County for your intended usage&nbsp;POWER: power lines/transmission type lines thru property (see pics)PHONE: unknownWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. must install when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;gravelPROPERTY TAX: $89 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $174 total&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Klamath County Info&nbsp;outside LinkFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land page>

20 acres Rolling Hills - Gravel Road Access - 1/2 mile off Hwy 149

Borders Forest service landsOregon Mountain and Forest Land for sale. 20 acres of trees meadows and viewsApprox. 15 miles West of Lakeview Oregon.Great building spots.Just south of Hwy 140.Easy Access.Timbered Property.Well and septic approved.Wildlife.dirt road accessMap #391816-1700Apn#11690GPS (approx): 42.181082185561, -120.59897290542 (see attached maps)S1/2SW1/4SE1/4&nbsp;of T39S, R18E, Willamette Meridian, Section 16•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION: about 15 miles West of Lakeview. East of Drews Gap. just South of Hwy 140•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION: 5300 feet•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN: sloping•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ZONING: Residential•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;POWER: nearby•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;PHONE: unknown•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;WATER: no. must install well or holding tank.•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ROADS: dirt•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX: $60 a year&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $175.•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to Oregon Drews Gap area Land page>

20 acres Oregon Forested Mountain land  near Lakeview & Drews Gap Summit

Ewing Ranch South 1 mile SE of Chama Hills&nbsp;SIZE: 40+/- acresAPN#: 72200550LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Ewing Ranch South Lot 59STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CostillaGENERAL LOCATION: 1 mile SE of ChamaGPS (approx.): West @ road: 37.1554 , -105.3656 ; East near road: 37.1565 , -105.3619GENERAL ELEVATION: 8350'-8400'GENERAL INFORMATION: Small Gully on property. Hills Buildable parcel. Mobiles, Modulars, site builds ok. Camp, RV. check with the county for your intended usage&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN: Rolling , variedZONING:&nbsp;openPOWER: NoPHONE: in areaWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $115 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP:&nbsp;by emailTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;FINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com Costilla county land page>

Rolling Hills - Seasonal Creek - Incredible Views in Southern Colorado

Rio Rancho&nbsp;is the largest and most populous city in Sandoval County, part of the expansive Albuquerque metropolitan area in the U.S. State of New Mexico. A small portion of the city extends into northern Bernalillo County.It is the third-largest city in New Mexico, and one of the most rapidly growing. As of the 2020 census, Rio Rancho had a population of 104,046. The name Rio Rancho derives from Los Ranchos, the Spanish colonial ranches established along the Rio Grande in the Albuquerque Basin, and throughout historic Nuevo México. There were large ranches also in neighboring Corrales. Since the late 20th century, it has developed as a suburb of Albuquerque.SANDOVAL COUNTYSandoval County is located Just North of Albuquerque. Interstate 25 is near the eastern end of the County.Rio Ranchos is only 20 miles from Albuquerque. Bernalillo, located 18 miles North of Albuquerque, is the County seat.Easy AccessWide Open Spaces. SeclusionCamp * RV * BuildUndeveloped area.Off the beaten path&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;.50 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R121223LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Rio Rancho Estates Unit 24, Block 4, Lot 24STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;SandovalGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lion Road NW&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;35.323114 , -106.829923GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;6200-6215'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;small wash at back of property. Mild slope from road down to wash. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN: slightly slopes down to dry wash&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirt-unimprovedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $55 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available, we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

Rio Rancho New Mexico - Undeveloped Residential Lot - Mobiles allowed

Florence Colorado 7 Town Lots$2,000 eachSIZE: .40+/- acres (4/10th acre)APN#: R030414LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 5-9 and 12-13, Block 1 United Oil Company's West End Sub.STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY: FremontGENERAL LOCATION: in Florence South Frazier &amp; GalenaGPS (approx. ): Lots 1-9: NE: 38.9021 , -105.129919 ; SE: 38.389988 , -105.129688 ; SW: 38.389343 , -105.130466 ; SE: 38.389988 , -105.129688 ; Lots 12 &amp; 13: SE@corner rd: 38.38974 , -105.129326 ; NE@rd: 38.389988 , -105.129688 ; NW: 38.389921 , -105.12970 ; SW: 38.38976 , -105.12945GENERAL ELEVATION: 5180'GENERAL INFORMATION: No restrictions. No covenants. Camp, RV, BuildTYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING: ResidentialPOWER: At roadPHONE: at roadWATER: CitySEWER: CityROADS: paved-dirtPROPERTY TAX: $95 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90.TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Colorado land page>

Florence Colorado Town Lots * Mobiles OK * $2000 per lot

Pine Springs Canyon. Scenic * Diverse TopographySIZE:&nbsp;40+/- acres&nbsp;&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;009405&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Township 3N, Range9W, section7 SWNE&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;Catron&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Pine Springs Canyon area. about 4 miles W of Bell Mountain. East of Criswell Road. About 23 miles NE of Pie Town&nbsp;GPS (approx.): Center:34.5011388, -107.8189782Corners NW:34.5030168, -107.8211390&nbsp;NE:34.5028179, -107.8168347&nbsp;SE:34.4992805, -107.8168029&nbsp;SW:34.4994435, -107.8211213&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Hills, Pine Springs canyon. Scenic.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;7150-' - 7300'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;Hilly, canyons&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;noPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$90&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;&nbsp;>

Pine Springs Canyon - 40 acres Western New Mexico

County approved Camping Lots.Walking Distance to the RiverSeveral to choose from&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;1/3rd ac -1/4 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R71615940, R71615950LEGAL DESCRIPTION: R71615940&nbsp;Rio Grande River Ranches Sheet 5 Unit 1, R.G.R.R., lots ; SOLD OUT Camping Rec. lots close toLEGAL DESCRIPTION: R71615950 Rio Grande River Ranches R.G.R.R. Unit 1 Sheet 6 lots R.G.R.R. UNIT 1 SHEET 6 LOTS LOTS 988; 989; 990; 991; 992; 993; 994; 995; 996; 997; LOTS 998; 999; 1000; 1001; 1002; 1003; 1004;1005;1006 LOTS 1007; 1008; 1009; 1010; 1011; 1012; 1013; 1014; LOTS 1015; 1016; ;1025; 1026; 1027; 1028; 1029; 1030; 1031; 1032; 1033; 1034; 1035; 1036; 1037; 1038; 1039; LOTS 1040; 1041; 1042; 1043; 1044; 1045; 1046; 1047; LOTS 1048; 1049; 1050; 1051; 1052; 1053; 1054; 1055; LOTS 1056; 1057; 1058; 1059; 1060; 1061; 1062; 1063; LOTS 1064; 1065; 1066; 1067; 1068; 1069; 1070; 1071; LOTS 1072; 1073; 1074; 1075; 1076; 1077; 1078; 1079; LOTS 1080; 1081; 1082; 1083; 1084; 1085; 1086; 1087; LOTS 1088; 1089; 1090; 1091; 1092; 1093; 1094; 1095; LOTS 1096; 1097; 1098; 1103; LOTS 1104; 1105; 1106; 1107; 1108; 1109; 1110; 1111 LOTS 1112; 1113; 1114; 1115; 1116; 1117; 1118; 1119; LOTS 1120; 1121; 1122; 1123; 1124; 1125; 1126; 1127; LOTS 1128; 1129; 1130; 1131; 1132; 1133; 1134; 1135; LOTS 1136; 1137; 1138; 1139; 1140; 1141; 1142; 1143; LOTS 1144; 1145; 1146; 1147; 1148; 1149; 1150; 1151; LOTS 1152; 1153; 1154; 1155; 1156; 1157; 1158; 1159; LOTS 1160; 1161; 1162; 1163; 1164; 1165; 1166; 1167; LOTS 1168; 1169; 1170; 1171; 1172; 1173; 1174; 1175; LOTS 1176; 1177; 1178; 1179; 1180; 1181; LOTS 1184; 1185; 1186; 1187; 1188; 1189; 1190; 1191; LOTS 1192; 1193; 1194; 1195; 1196; 1197; 1198; 1199; LOTS 1200; 1201; 1202; 1203; 1204; 1205; 1206; 1207; LOTS 1208; 1209; 1210; 1211; 1212; 1213; 1214; 1215; LOTS 1216; 1217; 1218; 1219; 1220; 1221; 1222; 1223; LOTS 1224; 1225; 1226; 1227; 1228; 1229; 1230; 1231; LOTS 1232; 1233; 1234; 1235; 1236; 1237; 1238; 1239; LOTS 1240; 1241; 1242; 1243; 1244; 1245; 1246; 1247; LOTS 1248; 1249; 1250; 1251; 1252; 1253; 1254; 1255; LOTS 1256; 1257; 1258 &amp; 1259Camping and Rec. lots close to Rio Grande River $1,000 each / 2 for $1900 sheet 6 lots.STATE:&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CostillaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;South of Hwy 142 between San Acacio and Manassa&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;37.089196369909 , -105.73774100998GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;7490'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;RecreationalPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;graded dirt- dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $5 per lot&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page&nbsp;>

Recreational Camping Lots near Rio Grande River - Several to choose from

40 acres in Eastern Winnemucca CountyNear Wet Weather CreekNo pictures at this timeSIZE: 40.13+/- acres&nbsp;&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;07-0302-15&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Lot 15 of that certain Map of divisioninto large parcels prepared for affordable Land Investment Inc., lying within Section 29, T36N, R 43 E, M.D.B.&amp;M., recorded in the Office of the Humboldt County Recorder on August 30, 2005, under File No. 2005-8524, Humboldt County Nevada&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;about 31 miles east of Winnemucca. Near Eleven Mile Well Road.&nbsp;GPS (approx..):&nbsp;NW: 40.963800 , -117.148375 ; NE: 40.963834 , -117.143566 ; SE: 40.960211 , -117.143529 ; SW: 40.960187 , -117.148375&nbsp;&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Extremely Remote. No restrictions. Mobiles, Modulars, Site-builds, camp RV.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4410' - 4420'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;mostly level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;M-3&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NOPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;Dirt-unimproved dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$88&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $135&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

40 acres Bordering BLM on 2 Sides - Eastern Humboldt County

Treed Corner Lot&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;.69 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R001631LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Sherwood ForestUnit 2, Block D, lot 10STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;TorranceGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;South side of Sherwood Forest Drive. About 3.5 miles West of Torreon. About 25 miles South of Edgewood&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;34.7292 , -106.3605GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;7270'-7290'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Treed parcel at the base of the Manzano Mountains. Wilderness opportunities out your back door Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;rollingZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER:&nbsp;at roadPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirt - gradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $45 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;Sherwood Forest POATITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page&nbsp;>

Base (East side) of Manzano Mountains - Sherwood Forest

Los Lunas * Rio communitiesSouth of AlbuquerqueMobiles Modulars Site-builds&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;NO PICTURES AT THIS TIMESIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;.50+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R07633&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit O&nbsp;, Block 1305&nbsp;, Lot&nbsp;1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Valencia&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;about 22 miles South of Albuquerque. East of IH 25. Near Los Lunas and Rio Communities&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;34.574996 , -106.721134&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobile Homes in the area.Mobiles, Modulars, Site Builds allowed.Valencia County was established by Mexico in 1844 and was confirmed as part of the New Mexico Territory in 1852.&nbsp;The county, which was formerly much larger in area, lost almost 81% of its territory on June 19, 1981, upon the creation of Cibola County, which occupies the western most portion of Valencia County’s former area. Although Los Lunas is the county seat, Belen is the largest town. The population in the county is approximately 75,626 covering a total area of 1,068 square miles. It is the second smallest county in New Mexico by area. The county claims a few national protected areas with part of the Cibola National Forest, the El Comino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, and the Manzano Wilderness. Between mountains and mesas are the southward flowing Rio Puerco and the Rio Grande. Pueblo Indians settled in the Rio Grande valley about 1500 and created productive farmland with irrigation. The Isleta Pueblo Indian Reservation is in the northern part of the county.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4550'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;unimproved dirt roads.&nbsp;&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$12&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Owner financing available.&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Fort Garland * Mt. Blanca * San Luis * Alamosa area Mountain viewsSIZE: 5.0 +/- acresAPN#: 703-49-010LEGAL DESCRIPTION: San Luis Valley ranches Unit 7, Block 7, Lot 4STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;CostillaGENERAL LOCATION: south side LL 9th between Poplar &amp; VineDRIVING DIRECTIONS:GPS (approx.): NW: 37.47878 , -105.57362 ; NE: 37.47878 , -105.57248 , ; SE: 37.47698 , -105.57249 ; SW: 37.47697 , -105.57363GENERAL ELEVATION: 7750 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Wide Open spaces with some Elk and prarie dogsTYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: unknownWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $ 65 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP:&nbsp;by emailTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;FINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land info >

Mountain views included * Southern Colorado land

Deeth * Peko PeakSIZE: 40 +/- acresAPN#: 007-35B-022LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 38N, Range 59N, Sec. 31 SE4SE4STATE: NevadaCOUNTY:&nbsp;ElkoGENERAL LOCATION: about 22 miles NE of Elko. 5 miles NW of Deeth. 6 miles North of IH 80.DRIVING DIRECTIONS: see mapGPS (approx coordinates) lat. 41.13187996701122 ; long. -115.35332879956047GENERAL ELEVATION: 5700 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Wide open spaces. Secluded and Quiet. parcel is about 5 miles east of Peko Peak.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;openPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE: no. most cells work.WATER: no. must install well or use holding tankSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: about $60 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;>

40 acre Remote mini ranch Deeth * Peko Peak

Antonito * San Luis * Alamosa areaRio Grande River FrontageSIZE: 25'x438' = .25 ac = 1/4 acre totalAPN#: 71600300 (part)LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Rio Grande River Ranches Unit 1 Lot 36GENERAL LOCATION: Ouray road . East side of Rio Grande RiverGPS (approx.): road point 37.0842 , -105.7514GENERAL ELEVATION: 7600'GENERAL INFORMATION: Rio Grande River Frontage. Buildable parcel. Mobiles, Modulars, site builds ok. Camp, RV. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;graded dirtPROPERTY TAX: $45 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;FINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com Area land page>

Rare River frontage parcel on the Rio Grande River

Brookside patented mining claim&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;High in the San Juan MountainsStoney Pass Road. West side of Stoney PassSIZE:&nbsp;10.25&nbsp;+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;N2629&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Brookside Patented mining claim MS#18070&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;San Juan&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Stoney Pass Road. West side of Stoney Pass. Small mountain stream on property. About 1.2 miles West of Stoney Pass. About 2.5 miles East of Howardsville&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;37.808153 , -107.564299&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;High in the San Juan Mountains of Southwestern Colorado. 4wd recommended. Seasonal access. Winter access via snowmobile and snowshoe. High mountain parcel with incredible mountain views&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;11,550' - 11,800&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;noPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;4wd&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$TBD&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $&nbsp;90&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;https://youtube.com/shorts/Sg_WXMHZy98&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more infothis parcel borders the Fraction click here&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

San Juan Mountains Patented Mining Claim near Stoney Pass

Elko NevadaBullion Road&nbsp;SIZE: 1.13+/- acresAPN#: 066-004-018LEGAL DESCRIPTION: MVR Unit #11 File 26832; Lot 18, block 4STATE: NevadaCOUNTY:&nbsp;ElkoGENERAL LOCATION: Corner of Bullion and 17thGPS (approx.):&nbsp;NE: 40.7668 , -115.8313 ; NW: 40.7668 , -115.8319 ; SW: 40.7659 , -115.8319 ; SE: 40.7659 , -115.8313DRIVING DIRECTIONS:GENERAL ELEVATION: 5190 ftGENERAL INFORMATION: Slight westerly sloping. No restrictions. Camp, RV, Build. Mobiles Modulars allowed. Huge Views to the West.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level - slight westerly slopeZONING:&nbsp;Bullion and 17thPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. you would need to install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $55 a year&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearArea Info :&nbsp;Elko County Info LinkOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;BACK TO MAIN LAND PAGE>

Scenic Parcel West of Elko - Camp RV Build

Luna County New MexicoOwn your own piece of the American Southwest.&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year-round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.Views of the Florida mountains.Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles East. El Paso 90 miles East.&nbsp;Size:&nbsp;1/2 +/- acre each lot: 2 lots = 1 acre, 3 lots = 1.5 acres etc...APN#Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit -&nbsp;,&nbsp;Block -&nbsp;, LotGROUP OF 3 adjoining lots4031298-9-8southside Joshua32.219471 , -107.4839763482798-9-37northside Cholla32.218584 , -107.4839833959198-9-38northside Cholla32.218566 , -107.484338all 3 for $3000-----------------------------------------Group of 2 Adjoining lots4214898-9-12southside Joshua32.219482 , -107.48250610110198-9-13south side of Joshua32.219358 , -107.482704both for $1800--------------------------------------------------Group of 3 adjoining lots3959298-9-40northside Cholla32.21857 , -107.4851034215398-9-41northside Cholla32.218537 , -107.4854742515298-9-42northside of Cholla32.218587 , -107.485843all 3 for $3500------------------------------LOCATION:&nbsp;About 13 miles E-NE of Deming New Mexico.GPS (approx.): see aboveGeneral Info: No restrictions. Site builds, mobiles, modular housing allowed.&nbsp;Camp RV.&nbsp;Check with Luna County for your intended usage 575-546-0494.Power: noWater: must install well if/when you buildSeptic: must install septic if/when you buildYearly taxes:&nbsp;approx. $28 per lotRoads and Access: Dirt roads Unimproved dirt roadsTerrain Topography: levelVegetation:&nbsp;desertElevation (approx.): 4125 feetClosing/Doc. Fees: $115**Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm. BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesgo to 1881.com Deming area land page>

Sunny Southern New Mexico Homesites.  Mobiles allowed

Luna County New MexicoOwn your own piece of the American Southwest.&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year-round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.Views of the Florida MountainsPalomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles East. El Paso 90 miles East.&nbsp;Size:&nbsp;3.0 +/- acresAPN# 110049, 110050, 34828, 110051, 11052Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit -&nbsp;98,&nbsp;Block -&nbsp;10, Lots - 3,4,39,40,41,42LOCATION:&nbsp;About 13 miles E-NE of Deming New Mexico.GPS (approx.): 32.22229 , -107.472401General Info: No restrictions. Site builds, mobiles, modular housing allowed.&nbsp;Camp RV.&nbsp;Check with Luna County for your intended usage 575-546-0494.Power: NoWater: must install well if/when you buildSeptic: must install septic if/when you buildYearly taxes:&nbsp;approx. $28 per lotRoads and Access: Unimproved dirt roadsTerrain Topography: levelVegetation:&nbsp;desertElevation (approx.): 4125 feetClosing/Doc. Fees: $115**Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm. BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesgo to 1881.com Deming area land page>

3 acres consisting of 6 adjoining Lots - Sunny New Mexico

SUN VALLEYARIZONA&nbsp;RANCHOS&nbsp;Located 7 miles east of Holbrook&nbsp;at the SUN VALLEY ExitNear Painted Desert and Petrified Forestno time limit to build.&nbsp;camp, RVSun Valley is a populated place east of Holbrook, Arizona along Interstate 40.It is located at34°58'50.09 N 110°3'29.43 W in the Painted Desert and covers an area of 31.56 square milesSun Valley has always been a sleepy community along the old western highway of Old Route 66 and the newer Interstate 40. Not much is known about the settlement and how its roots began as a community, but it has and still remains largely rural and sparsely populated. Cattle Ranching has been one of the largest agricultural activity in the areaApn# 105-65-216Rancho# 120Lots: 104Size: 1.25+/- acresNotes:&nbsp; 1 road south of Chase Rd.   Mobiles, modulars callowed.  CAMP. RVGPS: 35.06429 , -109.98286Go to 1881.com Arizona Ranchos land page>

CAMP * RV in sunny Arizona * mobiles and modulars allowed

Larger parcel in Tzama subdivisionSome Trees and viewsNorthern New Mexico land &nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;.82 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R003714LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Tzama Division Block 21, Lot 24STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;Rio ArribaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;about 1 mile East of Tierra Amarilla. about 58 miles W-NW of Taos. about 14 miles south of ChamaGPS(approx.):&nbsp;36.698181 , -106.53011GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;7675'GENERAL INFORMATION: Trees.&nbsp;Just East of the town of Tierra Amarilla. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirt-unimprovedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $18 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land pageHistory in Río Arriba County goes back ten thousand years or more in time when early man roamed the mountains and plains and followed the watercourses to hunt now-extinct animals. Gradual evolution through the centuries and immigration found the Río Grande River Valley and many of its tributaries occupied by Indian cultures, chiefly the Pueblos, at around 1000 to 1200 A.D. This large Puye cliff-dwellings, typical of this era, is dated at around 1300 A.D. This advanced culture practiced agriculture, excelled in weaving and pottery, constructed elaborate dwelling structures and had developed a meaningful religion. Until the arrival of the Spanish Europeans, migrant arrivals on the Southwestern scene periodically harassed the northern pueblos, chiefly the Navajos and Apaches.The first European to arrive in what is now New Mexico was Cabeza de Baca who was shipwrecked on the Gulf of Mexico in 1528 and spent the next eight years wandering across the new land and crossing the southern part of the present state before arriving in Mexico in 1836. Neither he nor the famed later explorer, Coronado, reached the Río Arriba County area. However, an explorer of the crossing over, came down the eastern slope of the Jemez Mountains, probably by the Yuqueyunque, which is still used in the Indian languages with the term shortened to Yunque and given to the area where they established Oñate's capital. After the excursion by Barrios-Nuevo, no record exists of Spanish exploration in this area northward up the Río Grande to explore as far as Taos. Gaspar Castano de Sosa made an unauthorized expedition to the Indian villages of the upper Río Grande and Pecos in 1590, who was put in chains upon his return for having gone out of Mexico without official permission.An epic poem, "Historía del Nuevo Mejico" by Gaspar de Villagra, a soldier in Juan de Oñate's party, records the first colonization in New Mexico in 1598, near the present San Juan Indian Pueblo. Oñate, a man of independent wealth, and married to a granddaughter of Herman Cortez, received approval from the Spanish monarch for his proposal to colonize New Mexico. He assembled troops numbering four hundred men, 130 of whom brought their families, equipment and livestock with them. The colonists marched northward up the Río Grande from their entry into the territory near the present site of El Paso, Texas. Searching for the best situated land, and meeting no opposition from the native Indians, they reached Barrios-Nuevo's pueblos of Yuque-Yunque the same summer. Accorded a friendly reception by the Tewa Indians, the Spanish settlers renamed the pueblo "San Juan de Los Caballeros" and founded New Mexico's first European settlement that was also designated the Capitol of the new land.The walled Capitol grounds retained a three-story main building of pueblo style architecture with primitive artillery guarding the gates. Oñate brought seven thousand head of sheep and cattle with him to start the grazing industry in New Mexico. Ten Franciscans accompanied the expedition and a church, built with the help of 1500 Indians, was ready for worship within three months of the arrival of Oñate. Three years later, to avoid increasing friction with the Indians, the colony moved a short distance west of San Juan and rebuilt at the confluence of the Río Grande and Chama Rivers. The colony received the name of San Gabriel and survived the first winter with considerable difficulty and abandonment of the venture by a number of the settlers. Oñate and a few loyal followers stayed on and were joined by other settlers out of Mexico. Oñate served as governor for the Spanish Crown until 1608 when he was succeeded by Pedro de Peralta, and in 1610 the Capitol was moved from San Gabriel to Santa Fe where it has remained.Spanish rule in the new territory began to meet with increasing Indian hostility that culminated in the great Pueblo rebellion of 1680, and the Spanish being driven southward to Mexico. Twelve years later the Spanish returned under the banner of Don Diego de Vargas and the Indians, divided by dissensions and lack of leadership among themselves, once again surrendered to Spanish rule. With this, settlers slowly returned to the Río Grande Valley to reclaim homes and lands.Some five miles up the Santa Cruz river from the present site of Española, the Village of Santa Cruz was founded in 1692. Farming operation fanned out in the valley around the village and it became a main stopping point en route between Taos and the Capitol at Santa Fe.There was gradual settlement along the watershed during the 18th century as the Spanish crown encouraged colonization of its new lands by land grants and other inducements. Ownership of the lands possessed and cultivated by the Indians was acknowledged by the Spanish in the form of specific grants. Additionally, land was distributed by the Crown among the Spanish themselves with three different types of land grants: those made to encourage settlement of a specific area, those made to influential individuals and those made to land investors. The confusion and conflict ion of title and use dating from this era have, in spite of extensive legal proceedings, contributed to the lack of merchantable land titles at present. The fertile valleys of Río Arriba County beyond the menace of the Navajos supported thriving populations. While encouraging settlement by its own people, the Spanish government remained hostile to trade or communication with other European groups in the new world and maintained guard of its frontiers. This policy of insolation led to development of a singular culture, aspect of which are still dominant in parts of northern New Mexico to the present Lt. Zebulon Pike, the explorer was taken prisoner for trespassing on Spanish territory and brought down the Río Grande for interrogation in Santa Fe before imprisonment in Old Mexico.In defiance of Spanish policy, the early explorers and mountain men traveled and trapped through northern New Mexico, trading with the citizens. After Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821, dissatisfaction with administration and policy carried out by the far away Capitol in Mexico City brought rebellion by the settler and pueblos north of Santa Fe, in 1837. A fierce battle was fought between the rebels and Mexican troops near Santa Cruz. In 1944, the Mexican government took steps to setup political division in the new territory and Río Arriba County was established.Considerable dissatisfaction also stemmed from the inability of the government to furnish protection from the Navajo Indians who raided the outermost settlements taking captives and livestock and at times forced abandonment of some of the peaceable pueblos and when settlers of the lower Río Grande had to seek protection on occasion at the Capitol in Santa Fe.Disillusionment with the existing government contributed to a relatively simple conquest of the territory by General Kearney who took over this area for the United States in 1846. In 1847 rebellion erupted again and another battle was fought in the Santa Cruz area between United States troops and the settlers and Indians. In 1850, during the presidency of Millard Fillmore, the territory of New Mexico was created by Act of Congress.Río Arriba was one of the original nine counties into which the Territory was divided by the act of January 9, 1852, and its boundaries are there described as below: On the south from the Puertacito of Pojuaque, drawing a direct line toward the west in the direction of the mesilla of San Ildefonso; from the mesilla, crossing the Río del Norte toward the west, and continuing until it reaches the boundaries of the Territory; drawing a direct line from the said Puertacito de Pojuaque toward the town of Cundiyo toward the south, continuing the same line until it reaches the highest point of the mountain of Nambe; thence, following the summit of the mountain, toward the north, until it reaches the southern boundary of the county of Taos, this shall constitute the eastern boundary, and on the north the boundary of the county of Taos, and on the east the boundary line of the Territory. As thus described, the old county comprised virtually the northwestern portion of the Territory, and it was not until the formation of San Juan county to the west, in 1884, that it assumed its present bounds.It was not until the end of the Civil War when the government was able to take steps to halt the raiding of the Navajos that the Pueblos and settlers in Río Arriba County gained security and the area began to prosper. On November 1, 1864, President Lincoln had signed the land patents issued to the various pueblos for their land holdings and had personally given the ceremonial canes of office to all pueblos governors at a ceremony in Washington, which also helped stabilize the situation.The eighties, which saw mining exploration throughout the mountain west and an era of railroading, brought prospectors into the mountains of northern Río Arriba County. The Denver and Río Grande Western Railroad was extended south from Alamos, Colorado over the top of the divide in the area of Cumbres Pass and down to Chama in 1880. Track was laid north westward through Lumberton and Dulce to connect with Durango, Colorado in 1881. During the same time, track was laid down the Río Grande from Fort Garland, Colorado to Española, which was the name given the village that had previously been known as "El Punto de la Vega de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe," and the railroad was christened the "Chili Line" in deference to the excellent chili crops produced in the lower Río Grande Valley.The 90's brought ranching to Río Arriba County, with the Chama grazing country coming into prominence and large spreads throughout the county. The coming o f the railroad to furnish dependable heavy transportation also gave impetus to two new industries in the county: lumbering and coal. The extensive coal beds in the Lumberton area were brought into production and the forests yielded timber to make Chama a major shipping point. The railroad to Española served the valley for shipping of agricultural products supplied by farms prospering on fertile sild and expansion of irrigation. Bradford Prince located on fifty acres at Angostura, halfway between Española and Chamita, and along with his other extensive interest, made a beginning of the fruit industry by planting orchards.Carson National Forest and Santa Fe National Forest were established under the jurisdiction of the Federal government for the protection of timber reserves. New Mexico was admitted to the Union as the 47th State in 1912 during the presidency of William Howard Taft.It is quite apparent that the cultural influences composing customs in Río Arriba County come from an array of backgrounds, the most influencing are Pueblos Indians, Navajos, Mexicans, Spanish, Anglo settlers and the French influence introduced by Bishop Lamy, in the 1840's. The Catholic Church is mentioned because of its influence pre-Lamy era when the Franciscans ministered to Indian and Mexican cultures.The Spanish influence predominated culture development for over two hundred years.The Spanish Culture now practiced in Río Arriba County has been affected by the many other lifestyles which have touched upon the development of this so-called sleeping giant. It is truly a configuration of cultural pluralism with a Spanish and Indian cultural forerunners. The collision of these two worlds has emerged into a historical melting pot community.The commonality of all cultures, whether introductory, as the case with the Anglo settlers and the French Catholic and the established Mexican and Indian cultures was a love for extended family and the family's relationship to the land. Similar familial values are still practiced by residents of Río Arriba County today. Through the 200+ years of Spanish European influence, culturally and economically, century old traditions and strong family and community customs continue - living off the land, through agriculture, arts and crafts, lumbering and mining. The Federal government greatly reduced Río Arriba's way of life when governmental forces directed the movement of forest lands. Indigenous people were forced to primarily live off of agricultural land, when before they relied on forest and agricultural resources.>

Tierra Amarilla New Mexico land - Larger parcel - Mobiles ok

MEADOW VALLEY RANCHESSIZE: 2.06 +/- acresAPN#: 036-043-005LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Meadow Valley Ranchos Unit- 4 File 11260; Block- 43 Lot- 5STATE: NevadaCOUNTY:&nbsp;ElkoGENERAL LOCATION: NE corner of Walapai &amp; 18th about 8 miles E-NE of Elko just North of Interstate 80GPS (approx.) :&nbsp;NW: 40.8939 , -115.7333 ; NE: 40.8938 , -115.7322 ; SE: 40.893 , -115.7322 , SW: 40.893 , -115.7333GENERAL ELEVATION: 5320 feetGENERAL INFORMATION: Corner Lot. Buildable parcel. school bus stop nearby. No restrictions. Mobiles, modulars, site-builds allowed.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rolling. elevated on a bench type knollZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER:NoSEWER: NoROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $45 a year&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP:&nbsp;&nbsp;Lot 5 in Block 43 on Plat MapTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;BACK TO MAIN LAND PAGE>

Incredible views - Mobiles modulars OWF

Lincoln National Forest Surrounds the Timberon developmentPower and Standby water at roadSIZE: .601+/- acresAPN#: R046276LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Timberon Unit 9- ; Block 112, Lot 63STATE: New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;OteroGENERAL LOCATION: WishitaGPS coordinates: 32.647588 , -105.71156GENERAL ELEVATION: approx. 6900 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Trees.TYPE OF TERRAIN: rolling-hillyZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER: at roadPHONE: unknownWATER: standby water $56 per lot per yearSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;GrradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $35 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $116.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: POA fees $30 a yearPLAT MAP:&nbsp;PLAT MAPTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Timberon InfoFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Timberon land pageTIMBERONSubdivision is surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest. Timberon is located about 35 miles South of Cloudcroft in Otero County.Elevation range 6800-7150 ft.>

Backs to Open lands * Camp * RV * Build

Hoosier Girl Patented Mining Claim No Pictures at this timeSTATE:&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;LakeSIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;10.33+/- acresAPN# N002399LEGAL DESCRIPTION: U.S. Mineral Survey #1860 Hoosier Girl mining claim, 26-09-79 California mining district, 10.33 accresGENERAL LOCATION: about 4.5 miles East of LeadvilleGPS (approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;NW: 39.236146 , -106.185588 ; NE: 39.236429 , -106.18458 ; SE: 39.23239 , -106.182713 ; SW: 39.232107 , -106.193721GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;13,120'-13,500GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Remote Rugged Mountain Land. Camp, hobby mine. Leadville is a former silver mining town that lies among the headwaters of the Arkansas River within the Rocky Mountains. The Leadville Historic District, designated a National Historic Landmark in 1961, contains many historic structures and sites of Leadville's mining era. In the late 19th century, Leadville was the second most populous city in Colorado, after Denver.TYPE OF TERRAIN: sloping-steepZONING:&nbsp;miningPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no.SEWER: No.ROADS: none. must hike or pack inPROPERTY TAX: $20&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90&nbsp;Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com main land pageMining in the Leadville area began in 1859 when prospectors discovered gold at the mouth of California Gulch. By 1872, placer mining in California Gulch yielded more than $2,500,000, roughly equivalent to $66,000,000 in 2024. In 1876, black sand, once considered bothersome to placer gold miners, was discovered to contain lead carbonates, leading to a rush of miners to the area and the founding of the town in 1877. By 1880, Leadville was one of the world's largest and richest silver camps, with a population of more than 15,000. Income from more than thirty mines and ten large smelting works produced gold, silver, and lead amounting to $15,000,000 annually. The Leadville strike of 1880 was the first major labor conflict in the central Colorado silver boomtown, shutting down most of the area’s mining district from May 26, 1880.>

Historic Leadville Mining District In the Mountains - Patented Mining Claim Mountain Land

5 acre Corner Lot with Mt. Blanca Views&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;5.0 +/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R022377&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;San Luis Valley Ranches Unit 3, Block 10, Lot 1&nbsp;&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;Costilla&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;SW corner of KK/4th and Spruce. About 13 miles East of Alamosa&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;KK//Spruce corner: 37.4609 , -105.5327 ; SE@rd: 37.4591 , -105.5326 ; NW@rd: 37.4609 , -105.5337 ; SW: 37.4591 , -105.5337GENERAL INFORMATION: Aerial map shows a small shed on property. I am not sure if it is still there. Mt. Blanca views. Camp, RV, Mobiles, Modulars, site-builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;7765'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER: no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER: no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;graded&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;$55&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Corner Lot - Incredible Mountain Views - 5 acres Colorado

Klamath County Oregonland for saleNear the Rim on the Mesa ViewsSIZE: 1.59+/- acresAPN#: 285925MapTaxLot#: 3511-016A0-03900-00LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Oregon Pines, Block 6, Lot 39STATE: OregonCOUNTY:&nbsp;KlamathGENERAL LOCATION: south side of Wild Pine WayGPS (approx.): 42.540968 , -121.415053GENERAL ELEVATION: 4900'GENERAL INFORMATION: On the mesa views, lava rocks. Remote :&nbsp;Borders the 75 acre parcelProperty is buildable. Camp. RV.&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:&nbsp;Residential. check with Klamath County for your intended usage&nbsp;POWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. must install when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;unimproved dirtPROPERTY TAX: $48 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $174 total&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Klamath County Info&nbsp;outside LinkFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land page>

Remote Oregon wilderness. On Mesa near the Rim

sKlamath Forest EstatesKlamath County OregonTrees * Open spaces * power 1 lot awaySIZE: 2.38 +/- acresAPN#: R262432MapTaxLot#: R-3510-022B0-02800-000LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Klamath Forest Estates , Block 9, Lot 9STATE: OregonCOUNTY: KlamathGENERAL LOCATION: south side of Steelhead. East of Klamath Forest DriveGPS (approx.): 42.526964 , -121.520599GENERAL ELEVATION: 4385 ftGENERAL INFORMATION: Property is buildable. Camp. RV. Mobiles, Modulars allowed.TYPE OF TERRAIN: level-rollingZONING: check with Klamath County for your intended usagePOWER: 1 lot awayPHONE: noWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. must install when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $56 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $175TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearAREA INFO: Klamath County Info outside LinkFINANCING INFO and PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Klamath county land page>

Southern Oregon property. Power at road.

&nbsp;Deming Listing&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;5.2+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R 0024121LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;T24S R5W sec 17 WHNWQNEQNEQSTATE:&nbsp;NMCOUNTY:&nbsp;LunaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;Just south of Interstate 10. about 2.25 miles E-SE&nbsp;of Akela Flats&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;32.227664 , -107.370978GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;4190'&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Just South of I10. southern New Mexico Desert.Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;levelZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;platted- undevelopedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $55 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land pageLuna County was formed from parts of&nbsp;Grant County&nbsp;and&nbsp;Doña Ana County&nbsp;by the&nbsp;New Mexico Legislature&nbsp;on March 16, 1901. It was named for&nbsp;Solomon Luna, a politician who advocated for independence of the county, following a strong rivalry between the cities of&nbsp;Deming&nbsp;and&nbsp;Silver City, both of which were at the time in Grant County.[3]Before dawn on March 16, 1916,&nbsp;Mexican&nbsp;revolutionary&nbsp;Pancho Villa&nbsp;led several hundred of his&nbsp;rebel&nbsp;soldiers across the Mexican border into the village of&nbsp;Columbus&nbsp;in the southern part of the county. The invaders raided and burned much of the town, causing many residents to flee to the desert. Although the raid took the town by surprise, it also awakened 350&nbsp;United States Army&nbsp;soldiers stationed at Camp Furlong at the edge of town. These soldiers defended Columbus with two&nbsp;machine guns. The fighting continued until dawn, when Villa fled back across the Mexican border, five hours after the initial invasion and approximately ninety minutes after attacking the town. Despite the&nbsp;U.S. Army's subsequent "Mexican Expedition" into Mexico, Villa was never captured. The United States' involvement in World War I soon diverted attention away from the pursuit of Villa. He was assassinated seven years later. The raid resulted in the deaths of eighteen Columbus residents and U.S. soldiers, while approximately seventy-five of Villa's soldiers were killed.In 1917 striking copper miners from&nbsp;Bisbee, Arizona&nbsp;were&nbsp;forcibly deported&nbsp;to this county.Construction of an improved&nbsp;barrier on the border&nbsp;with Mexico was expedited in 2019 with&nbsp;waivers of environmental and other laws. The waivers are for 27 laws including protection of&nbsp;endangered species,&nbsp;archaeological sites, and&nbsp;historic places.[4]Today, Pancho Villa State Park is located in the village of Columbus. It features&nbsp;cacti&nbsp;and the ruins of the U.S. Army's first “greaserack".>

5 acres near Akela Flats & proposed Chiricahua Casino

Rio Rancho&nbsp;is the largest and most populous city in Sandoval County, part of the expansive Albuquerque metropolitan area, in the U.S. State of New Mexico. A small portion of the city extends into northern Bernalillo County.It is the third-largest city in New Mexico, and one of the most rapidly growing. As of the 2020 census, Rio Rancho had a population of 104,046. The name Rio Rancho derives from Los Ranchos, the Spanish colonial ranches established along the Rio Grande in the Albuquerque Basin, and throughout historic Nuevo México. There were large ranches also in neighboring Corrales. Since the late 20th century, it has developed as a suburb of Albuquerque.SANDOVAL COUNTYSandoval County is located Just North of Albuquerque. Interstate 25 is near the eastern end of the County.Rio Ranchos is only 20 miles from Albuquerque. Bernallio, located 18 miles north of Albuquerque, is the County seat. Wide Open Spaces NW of AlbuquerqueUndeveloped area&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;1.00+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R124104LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Rio Rancho Estates Unit 2, Block 73, Lot 13STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;SandovalGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;east side of 58th street NW.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;35.263425 , -106.851802GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;6030'GENERAL INFORMATION: Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Wide Open Spaces just outside of Albuquerque. Undeveloped area of Rio Rancho. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $79 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

1 acre NW of Albuquerque in Rio Rancho

TAOS - Tres Piedras &amp; Carson Estates No Restrictions * Camp * RV * Mobiles Modulars AllowedGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Hiway 64 west of Taos&nbsp;about 18 miles,&nbsp;East of Tres Piedras. these parcels are located between Taos and Tres Piedras, west of the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. There is no Power/utilities to any of these parcels unless otherwise noted.SIZE:&nbsp;1/4 +/- acreOwner # 32614LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Carson Estates unit 4, Block 8, Lot ASTATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;TaosGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;near the community of Tres PiedrasGPS (approx..): 36.5088, -105.8285TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;levelZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;NoPHONE: noWATER:&nbsp;noSEWER: noROADS:&nbsp;unimproved dirtPROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;$6CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115TIME LIMIT TO BUILD:&nbsp;noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;none&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page>

Carson Estates 1/4 acre with no restrictions in Scenic Taos County New Mexico

22 miles South of AlbuquerqueCorner LotMobiles Modulars Site-builds&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;.69+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R115709&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit&nbsp;U, Block&nbsp;1353, Lot&nbsp;1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Valencia&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Just North of Rio Communities Blvd. About 22 miles South of Albuquerque. East of IH 25. Near Los Lunas and Rio Communities.&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;34.622846 , -106.692566&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;CORNER LOTMobiles, Modulars, Site Builds allowed.Valencia County was established by Mexico in 1844 and was confirmed as part of the New Mexico Territory in 1852.The county, which was formerly much larger in area, lost almost 81% of its territory on June 19, 1981, upon the creation of Cibola County, which occupies the western most portion of Valencia County’s former area. Although Los Lunas is the county seat, Belen is the largest town. The population in the county is approximately 75,626 covering a total area of 1,068 square miles. It is the second smallest county in New Mexico by area. The county claims a few national protected areas with part of the Cibola National Forest, the El Comino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, and the Manzano Wilderness. Between mountains and mesas are the southward flowing Rio Puerco and the Rio Grande. Pueblo Indians settled in the Rio Grande valley about 1500 and created productive farmland with irrigation. The Isleta Pueblo Indian Reservation is in the northern part of the county.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4550'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;platted roads.&nbsp;Dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$10&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Owner financing available.&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Rio Grande Estates - Los Lunas New Mexico

2 adjoining lots Easy Access to interstate&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;1.75 ac each = 3.5 +/- ac&nbsp;totalAPN#: 208-29-166 &amp; 167LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Frontier Valley Unit 2 Lots 199, 200STATE:&nbsp;ArizonaCOUNTY:&nbsp;MohaveGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;7.5 miles north of Yucca, 15 miles SW of Kingman, 27 miles SE of Laughlin and Bullhead city&nbsp;, 6/10th mile west of IH 40&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;see the map under documentsGENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;2190' - 2200'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Arizona Desert. Dry creek. Easy access to Interstate 40 Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;Residential/RecreationalPOWER:&nbsp;2/3rd milePHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;gradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $65 per lot per year a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $130&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available, we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

Arizona Desert vicinity of  Kingman - Yucca - Bullhead city - 2 adjoining lots

Borders 2 roads&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;11.64 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R0012539LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Ponderosa Views Unit, Lot 4&nbsp;&nbsp;STATE: New Mexico&nbsp;COUNTY:&nbsp;CatronGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;West side of Ponderosa View Loop. East Side of York Ranch road. about 14 miles NE of Pie Town&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;34.472386 , -108.020016GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;7500'-7545'&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Westerly facing parcel. slight downward slope from East to West. Between York Ranch Road and Ponderosa Vews Loop Road. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;at roadPHONE:&nbsp;at road (must confirm)WATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirt-gradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $90 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $&nbsp;115&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;??TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Area Land pageCatron County is a county in the U.S. state of New Mexico. As of the 2020 census, the population was 3,579, making it New Mexico's third-least populous county. Its county seat is Reserve. Catron County is New Mexico's largest county by area.&nbsp;Catron County is the largest county, by area, in New Mexico. At almost 7,000 square miles.), Catron County is larger than four states. With a population of only 3,400 people, the county is as sparsely populated as many an old West frontier area. The elk population at some 12,000 head, is much larger than the sparse human population.Within the boundaries of Catron County lie parts of the Gila National Forest, the Apache National Forest and the Cibola National Forest. The establishment of these national forests, in the past called "forest reserves," led to the name Reserve being given to a village on the San Francisco River, which also serves as the County Seat. There are no stop lights in the whole county, so when license tests are given in Reserve, an artificial portable stop light is set up in a parking lot.Bordering Arizona, Catron County affords the shortest route between Albuquerque and Phoenix or Tucson. Reserve can also be reached by following U.S. Route 180 north from Silver City and New Mexico State Road 12 east for a total of 99 miles.In Catron County there is a volcanic area that until recently contained sufficient heat to cause steam to rise after a slight rain. It is called Burning Mountain and appears to have been used by the Apache for healing purposes. The county is home to the Red Hill Volcanic Field as well as the Plains of San Agustin.>

Western New Mexico Ponderosa Views Ranch 11.54 acres

Oregon Shores2 adjoining lotsSIZE:&nbsp;.67+/- acAPN#: 3507-017BB-2600-000 &amp; 3507-017BB-02700LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 11 &amp; 12, Block 39, Tract 1184, Oregon Shores Unit 2 according to the official plat thereof on file in the office of the County Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon.STATE: OregonCOUNTY:&nbsp;KlamathGENERAL LOCATION: On Cloutier Drive Between Meadowview and BoyleGPS (approx.): center point 42.541032 , -121.916105GENERAL ELEVATION: 4330 ft.GENERAL INFORMATION: Views buildable parcel in the Oregon shores subdivision.TYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER: yes. at streetPHONE: yes. at street&nbsp;WATER: yes.SEWER: No. must install if/when you buildROADS:&nbsp;gravel/pavedPROPERTY TAX: $65 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $174.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: $200 a yearTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;AREA INFO:&nbsp;Klamath County Info&nbsp;outside LinkFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Klamath County land page>

2 Adjoining Lots in Oregon shores in the highly coveted Unit 2 * Huge Views *

*&nbsp;&nbsp;Mobiles, Modulars ok&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;**&nbsp;&nbsp;sparsely populated&nbsp;&nbsp;*SIZE:&nbsp;.19 (2/10th) of an acreAPN# 40613051LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Cochise College Park #11 Lot 5246STATE:&nbsp;ArizonaCOUNTY:&nbsp;CochiseGENERAL LOCATION: Several miles North of DouglasGPS&nbsp;(approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;31.405083 , -109.525836GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4400'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Mobile, Modulars, allowedTYPE OF TERRAIN: level , desertZONING:&nbsp;ResidentialPOWER: NoPHONE: NoWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: dirtPROPERTY TAX: $8&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90 +30TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneOwner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com area land page>

Historic Cochise County near Douglas Arizona. Mobile home lot

22 miles south of AlbuquerqueCorner LotMobiles Modulars Site-builds&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;.98 +/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R033548 &nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit Q&nbsp;, Block 1150, Lot &nbsp;1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Valencia&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;North side of South Navajo loop.&nbsp;about 22 miles south of Albuquerque. East of IH 25. Near Los Lunas and Rio Communities&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;34.592214 , -106.574786&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;CORNER LOTMobiles, Modulars, Site Builds allowed.&nbsp;Valencia County was established by Mexico in 1844 and was confirmed as part of the New Mexico Territory in 1852. &nbsp;The county, which was formerly much larger in area, lost almost 81% of its territory on June 19, 1981, upon the creation of Cibola County, which occupies the western most portion of Valencia County’s former area. Although Los Lunas is the county seat, Belen is the largest town. The population in the county is approximately 75,626 covering a total area of 1,068 square miles. It is the second smallest county in New Mexico by area. The county claims a few national protected areas with part of the Cibola National Forest, the El Comino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, and the Manzano Wilderness. Between mountains and mesas are the southward flowing Rio Puerco and the Rio Grande. Pueblo Indians settled in the Rio Grande valley about 1500 and created productive farmland with irrigation. The Isleta Pueblo Indian Reservation is in the northern part of the county.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4550'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;platted roads. &nbsp;graded dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$12 &nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;Owner financing available.&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Central New Mexico Residential Homesite.  Mobiles Allowed

Sunny Southern New MexicoHuge mountain viewsDEMING - Columbus areaMobiles and Modular housing allowedPower near property line Florida Mountain views&nbsp;&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year round; winters60's-70's, low humidity.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;No&nbsp;timelimit for building. Mobile homes and Modular housing allowed&nbsp;Taxes arelow.&nbsp;&nbsp;Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50miles east. El Paso 100 miles east.Apn#20039Deming RanchettesUnit- 4Block- 3Lots- 15size: 1/2 acreLocation: on San JoseGPS: 32.179408 , -107.636339>

Quality 1/2 acre buildable, mobiles modulars allowed  with desert mountain views

Sunny Southern New MexicoOwn your own piece of the American Southwest.&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year-round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.Views of the Florida Mountains.Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles East. El Paso 90 miles East.&nbsp;Size:&nbsp;1.5 +/- acres etc.APN# 51934, 40321, 103052Legal Description: Deming Ranchettes Unit -&nbsp;98,&nbsp;Block - 14, Lots 42,43,44LOCATION:&nbsp;About 13 miles E-NE of Deming New Mexico. Corner of Mito and LimaGPS (approx.): 32.226991 , -107.477335 ; 32.226934 , -107.477776 ; 32.226954 , -107.478207General Info: No restrictions. Site builds, mobiles, modular housing allowed.&nbsp;Camp RV.&nbsp;Check with Luna County for your intended usage 575-546-0494.Power: NoWater: must install well if/when you buildSeptic: must install septic if/when you buildYearly taxes:&nbsp;approx. $28 per lotRoads and Access: Dirt roads Unimproved dirt roadsTerrain Topography: levelVegetation:&nbsp;desertElevation (approx.): 4125 feetClosing/Doc. Fees: $115**Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm. BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesgo to 1881.com Deming area land page>

Sunny Southern New Mexico - Mobiles, Modulars, site builds allowed

Rio Rancho&nbsp;is the largest and most populous city in Sandoval County, part of the expansive Albuquerque metropolitan area in the U.S. State of New Mexico. A small portion of the city extends into northern Bernalillo County.It is the third-largest city in New Mexico, and one of the most rapidly growing. As of the 2020 census, Rio Rancho had a population of 104,046. The name Rio Rancho derives from Los Ranchos, the Spanish colonial ranches established along the Rio Grande in the Albuquerque Basin, and throughout historic Nuevo México. There were large ranches also in neighboring Corrales. Since the late 20th century, it has developed as a suburb of Albuquerque.SANDOVAL COUNTYSandoval County is located Just North of Albuquerque. Interstate 25 is near the eastern end of the County.Rio Ranchos is only 20 miles from Albuquerque. Bernalillo, located 18 miles North of Albuquerque, is the County seat.Easy AccessWide Open Spaces. SeclusionCamp * RV * BuildUndeveloped area.&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;.73+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R039008LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Rio Rancho Estates Unit 24, Block 100, Lot 7STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;SandovalGENERAL LOCATION: Dartmouth road NW southside of the dry washGPS(approx.):&nbsp;35.314432 , -106.837105GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;5965'GENERAL INFORMATION: Propert borders Dry Wash* Scenic Wide Open Spaces. Undeveloped area of Rio Rancho. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;levelZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $60 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

Rio Rancho New Mexico - Scenic Desert Vistas - almost 3/4 acre bordering Dry Wash

Sunny Southern New Mexico&nbsp;DEMING - AKELA FLATS&nbsp;Great mild weather year-round.&nbsp;Winters 60's-70's, low humidity.&nbsp;No time limit for building. Mobile homes and Modular housing allowed&nbsp;Taxes range $15-$30 per lotPalomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles east. El Paso 100 miles East.&nbsp;Apn#: 100934&nbsp;Deming RanchettesUnit- 98Block- 26Lot- 19&nbsp;size: 1/2 acre&nbsp;Location: about 13 miles East of Deming. South side of Mallow Road SEGPS: 32.214559 , -107.471312Notes: Mobiles and Modular housing allowedGo to 1881.com Deming NM land page>

1/2 acre only $900 - Sunny New Mexico - Star filled nights

San Juan mountains Silverton, Colorado Eureka Townsite 2 adjoining lotsSIZE: 50'x100'APN#: 47731940090002LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot A-4 as set forth and described on the Boundary Line adjustment of the Townsite of Eureka filed for record September 30, 2011 as Reception # 148168 formerly described as Lots 28 and 29, Block 9, Townsite of Eureka, San Juan County, ColoradoSTATE: ColoradoCOUNTY: San JuanGENERAL LOCATION: about 7.5 miles NE of Silverton. Middle of the old townsite of EurekaDRIVING DIRECTIONS: Take County Road 110 North out of Silverton to the townsite of EurekaGPS: see drawn map BELOW THE PICS to the Right &gt;&gt; see doc 3 for an updated map, it is the lot between lots 13 &amp; 15. That says no campingGENERAL ELEVATION: 9825'GENERAL INFORMATION: Very few parcels in the old Townsite of Eureka are publicaly owned. The majority of the townsite is now owned by the county and is used for camping.TYPE OF TERRAIN: levelZONING:POWER: several hudred feetPHONE: noWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: graded county maintained roads. County maintains the road year round to EurekaPROPERTY TAX: $91 a yearCLOSING/DOC. FEES: $90.TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: nonePLAT MAP: Request plat map be sure to state the address or description of the map you want.TITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com Area land page>

Historic Eureka Townsite  8 miles North of Silverton Colorado

Highland Meadowsabout 1 mile South Of Interstate 40. about 34 miles West of AlbuquerqueNorthern Valencia countyNear Lagunas and Mesita zip code 870262 adjoining Lots Buy 1 or bothApn #R0543731.02+/- acresHighland Meadows Estates Unit 6, block 6, lot 3power 300+/- ftFama rdNW corner: gps 34.9503 , -107.19892000$2000 each or both for $3500Apn# R0543721.02+/- acres Highland Meadows Estates Unit 6, block 6, lot 4power 300+/- ftFama rd$2000 each or both for $3500>

Highland Meadows between towns of Mesita and Lagunas

SUN VALLEYARIZONA&nbsp;RANCHOS&nbsp;Located 7 miles east of Holbrook&nbsp;at the SUN VALLEY ExitNear Painted Desert and Petrified Forestno time limit to build.&nbsp;camp, RVSun Valley is a populated place east of Holbrook, Arizona along Interstate 40.It is located at34°58'50.09 N 110°3'29.43 W in the Painted Desert and covers an area of 31.56 square milesSun Valley has always been a sleepy community along the old western highway of Old Route 66 and the newer Interstate 40. Not much is known about the settlement and how its roots began as a community, but it has and still remains largely rural and sparsely populated. Cattle Ranching has been one of the largest agricultural activity in the areaApn# Rancho# Lots: Size: GPS:105-63-092 111 - 92 1.25+/- acres 8 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 105GPS: 35.06393 , -110.00869   SOLD105-63-093 111 - 93 1.25+/- acres 9 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 104GPS: 35.06392 , -110.00923105-63-104 111 - 1041 1.25+/- acres 9 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 93GPS: 35.06296 , -110.00922105-63-105 111 - 105 1.25+/- acres 8 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 92GPS: 35.06297 , -110.00868  SOLDMobiles and modulars allowed .Layout = a square to rectangle shapeGo to 1881.com Arizona Ranchos land pagesold 105-63-094 111 - 94 1.25+/- acres 10 lots west of Sherri rd.backs to 103GPS: 35.06390 , -110.00976 soldsold 105-63-095 111- 95 1.25+/- acres 11 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 102GPS: 35.06392 , -110.01026 soldsold 105-63-102 111 - 102 1.25+/- acres 11 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 95GPS: 35.06298 , -110.01032sold 105-63-103 111 - 103 1.25+/- acres 10 lots west of Sherri rd. backs to 94GPS: 35.06297 , -110.00977>

4 adjoining lots  5 acres near Petrified Forest Painted Desert Holbook

Large Corner Lot with Power @ the Road&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;2.43 +/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;541707004001&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Deer Valley Meadows Unit 1, Block D, Lot 1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;Alamosa&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;SE corner of Valley Vista Blvd &amp; Badger Ave. 4/10th mile south of Hwy 160. about 8 miles East of Alamosa&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;37.46893 , -105.711218&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Power at the road. Growing subdivision bordering Hwy 160. Easy access. Good Roads.Mobiles. Modulars, site-builds allowed. Camp, RV.&nbsp;Check with the county for your intended usage.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;7560'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;at streetPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;Graded dirt.&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$ 42&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $&nbsp;&nbsp;90&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

Dear Valley Meadows - San Luis Valley - 2+ acres - Power at road

10 adjoining Lots about 8 miles east of deming 3/4 mile south of IH 105 AcresSunny Southern New MexicoDEMING - Akela Flats&nbsp;&nbsp;Great warm sunny weather year round; winters 60's-70's, low humidity.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;No&nbsp;time limit for building. Mobile homes and Modular housing allowed&nbsp;Taxes are low.&nbsp;&nbsp;Palomas Mexico about 30 miles South. Las Cruces 50 miles east. El Paso 100 miles east.Deming RanchettesUnit- 32Block- 10Lots- 7-11 &amp; 36-40Apn#: 24598size: 5.0+/- acresLocation: about 8 miles east of deming 3/4 mile south of IH 10GPS: NE corner@rd: 32.265411 , -107.565973 ; NWcorner @rd: 32.265431 , -107.567784 ; SEcorner@rd: 32.264349 , -107.565963 ; SWcorner@rd: 32.264368 , -107.567781Notes:Mobiles and Modular housing allowedGo to 1881.com Deming NM land page&nbsp;>

10 adjoining Lots near IH 10 east of Deming * Owner financing

Alamosa Colorado * San Luis ValleyLand * Real EstateSan Luis Valley Ranches going up the mountains TreesSIZE: 5.0+/- acresAPN#: 527716005002LEGAL DESCRIPTION: San Luis Valley Ranches, Unit 13, Block 5, Lot 2&nbsp;STATE: ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;AlamosaGENERAL LOCATION:DRIVING DIRECTIONS:&nbsp;GPS (approx. ): 37.5265 , -105.5450GENERAL ELEVATION: 8270 - 8330 ftGENERAL INFORMATION: Lots of Trees. Going up the Mountain.. Southerly facing No restrictions. No covenants. Camp, RV, BuildTYPE OF TERRAIN: slopes down from roadZONING:&nbsp;check with county for your intended usage.POWER: NOPHONE: NOWATER: no. would need to install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: $69 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $90.&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: noneTITLE INFORMATION: Free and clearOwner financing available.No Qualifying. No Credit Checks.Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesFINANCING INFO&nbsp;andPURCHASE INFOGo to 1881.com Alamosa county land page>

Lots of Trees - Going up the Mountain

1 acre Corner LotSouth of AlbuquerqueMobiles Modulars Site-builds&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;1.0+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R088941&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Rio Grande Estates Unit J, Block&nbsp;1039, Lot&nbsp;1&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Valencia&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;about 22 miles south of Albuquerque. East of IH 25. Near Los Lunas and Rio Communities&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;34.542232 , -106.687309&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;CORNER LOT * Undeveloped LotMobiles, Modulars, Site Builds allowed.Valencia County was established by Mexico in 1844 and was confirmed as part of the New Mexico Territory in 1852.The county, which was formerly much larger in area, lost almost 81% of its territory on June 19, 1981, upon the creation of Cibola County, which occupies the western most portion of Valencia County’s former area. Although Los Lunas is the county seat, Belen is the largest town. The population in the county is approximately 75,626 covering a total area of 1,068 square miles. It is the second smallest county in New Mexico by area. The county claims a few national protected areas with part of the Cibola National Forest, the El Comino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail, and the Manzano Wilderness. Between mountains and mesas are the southward flowing Rio Puerco and the Rio Grande. Pueblo Indians settled in the Rio Grande valley about 1500 and created productive farmland with irrigation. The Isleta Pueblo Indian Reservation is in the northern part of the county.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4550'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;platted roads.&nbsp;&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$12&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Owner financing available.&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

1 acre Homesite - Rio Communities - Camp RV Build

Rio Rancho&nbsp;is the largest and most populous city in Sandoval County, part of the expansive Albuquerque metropolitan area in the U.S. State of New Mexico. A small portion of the city extends into northern Bernalillo County.It is the third-largest city in New Mexico, and one of the most rapidly growing. As of the 2020 census, Rio Rancho had a population of 104,046. The name Rio Rancho derives from Los Ranchos, the Spanish colonial ranches established along the Rio Grande in the Albuquerque Basin, and throughout historic Nuevo México. There were large ranches also in neighboring Corrales. Since the late 20th century, it has developed as a suburb of Albuquerque.SANDOVAL COUNTYSandoval County is located Just North of Albuquerque. Interstate 25 is near the eastern end of the County.Rio Ranchos is only 20 miles from Albuquerque. Bernallio, located 18 miles North of Albuquerque, is the County seat.Easy AccessWide Open Spaces. SeclusionCamp * RV * BuildUndeveloped area&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;1.10+/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R139566LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Rio Rancho Estates Unit 2, Block 48, Lot 78STATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;SandovalGENERAL LOCATION: south side of Northern Blvd NW33rd street NWGPS(approx.):&nbsp;35.273684 , -106.847811GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;6030'GENERAL INFORMATION: Scenic Wide Open Spaces Undeveloped area of Rio Rancho. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;level-rollingZONING:&nbsp;residentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $119 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page>

Rio Rancho New Mexico Land for sale - 1+ acre parcel in Rio Rancho Estates

&nbsp;10 acres Southwest of Deming New MexicoUndeveloped Land&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;10.00 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: R0100991LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;T24S R9W sec 31 WHWHNEQSWQSTATE:&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;LunaGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;about 7.25 miles SW of Deming&nbsp;. just East of Hermosa Rd. SW&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;GPS(approx.):&nbsp;NW: 32.173932 , -107.8152 ; NE: 32.173913 , -107.814149 ; SE: 32.170244 , -107.813999 ; SW: 32.170263 , -107.815093GENERAL ELEVATION: approx.&nbsp;4310'GENERAL INFORMATION: large Field to the North.&nbsp;Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;levelZONING:&nbsp;Ag/ResidentialPOWER:&nbsp;noPHONE:&nbsp;noWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirtPROPERTY TAX: approx. $65 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land pageLuna County was formed from parts of&nbsp;Grant County&nbsp;and&nbsp;Doña Ana County&nbsp;by the&nbsp;New Mexico Legislature&nbsp;on March 16, 1901. It was named for&nbsp;Solomon Luna, a politician who advocated for independence of the county, following a strong rivalry between the cities of&nbsp;Deming&nbsp;and&nbsp;Silver City, both of which were at the time in Grant County.Before dawn on March 16, 1916,&nbsp;Mexican&nbsp;revolutionary&nbsp;Pancho Villa&nbsp;led several hundred of his&nbsp;rebel&nbsp;soldiers across the Mexican border into the village of&nbsp;Columbus&nbsp;in the southern part of the county. The invaders raided and burned much of the town, causing many residents to flee to the desert. Although the raid took the town by surprise, it also awakened 350&nbsp;United States Army&nbsp;soldiers stationed at Camp Furlong at the edge of town. These soldiers defended Columbus with two&nbsp;machine guns. The fighting continued until dawn, when Villa fled back across the Mexican border, five hours after the initial invasion and approximately ninety minutes after attacking the town. Despite the&nbsp;U.S. Army's subsequent "Mexican Expedition" into Mexico, Villa was never captured. The United States' involvement in World War I soon diverted attention away from the pursuit of Villa. He was assassinated seven years later. The raid resulted in the deaths of eighteen Columbus residents and U.S. soldiers, while approximately seventy-five of Villa's soldiers were killed.In 1917 striking copper miners from&nbsp;Bisbee, Arizona&nbsp;were&nbsp;forcibly deported&nbsp;to this county.Construction of an improved&nbsp;barrier on the border&nbsp;with Mexico was expedited in 2019 with&nbsp;waivers of environmental and other laws. The waivers are for 27 laws including protection of&nbsp;endangered species,&nbsp;archaeological sites, and&nbsp;historic places.Today, Pancho Villa State Park is located in the village of Columbus. It features&nbsp;cacti&nbsp;and the ruins of "the U.S. Army's first "greaserack".>

10 Acres Undeveloped land  SW of Deming New Mexico

Scenic San Luis ValleyDistant mountain views&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;5.0+/- acres&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;528314402006&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Mt. Blanca Valley Ranches Unit 5, Block 10, Lot 6&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;ColoradoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Alamosa&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;South side of 6th Street, East of Taft. about 9 miles NE of Alamosa&nbsp;GPS (approx.):&nbsp;&nbsp;37.535552 , -105.736826&nbsp;GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Wide Open Spaces. Mobiles, Modulars, Site builds allowed. Camp &amp; RV.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;7530'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;Residential&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;NoPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;$ 48&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $&nbsp;90&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

5 acres San Luis Valley of Southern Colorado - Camp, RV, Build

160 acre New Mexico ranch landNo pictures at this timeSIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;160 acres +/-&nbsp;APN#:&nbsp;&nbsp;R014194&nbsp;LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;&nbsp;T3s, R28E, sec. 26 , SW4 parcel on map labeled JUDD&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;&nbsp;New MexicoCOUNTY:&nbsp;&nbsp;Chaves&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;34 miles S-SE Fort Sumner.&nbsp;37 miles W-SW Portales. 88 miles NE of LincolnGPS (approx.): NW: 34.0165 , -103.9813 ; NE: 34.0162 , -103.9725 ; SE @rd:: 34.0088 , -103.9726 ; SW: 34.0089 , -103.9812GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Wide Open spaces. No restrictions. Historic Fort Sumner to the North. Historic Lincoln &amp; Lincoln County about 88 miles West. Mobiles, Modulars, RV, Camp, Animals allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.&nbsp;GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4320'&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;&nbsp;level&nbsp;ZONING:&nbsp;&nbsp;ag&nbsp;POWER:&nbsp;&nbsp;noPHONE: no. some cell phones work&nbsp;WATER:&nbsp;no must install well or holding tank if you build&nbsp;SEWER:&nbsp;no. must install if you build&nbsp;ROADS:&nbsp;&nbsp;unimproved dirt&nbsp;PROPERTY TAX:&nbsp;&nbsp;TBD&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $115&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: none&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;&nbsp;Property info will be updated if we acquire more info&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area land page&nbsp;>

160 acres - Billy the Kid Country

Lots of Trees * Quiet&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;2.08 +/- ac&nbsp;APN#: 386451LEGAL DESCRIPTION:&nbsp;Klamath Falls Forest Estate Hwy 66 Plat #1, block 7, lot 10STATE:&nbsp;OregonCOUNTY:&nbsp;KlamathGENERAL LOCATION:&nbsp;&nbsp;Southside of Blacktail. Near area known as Maynard Flat. About 1.25 miles of Bly Mountain Pass. about 11.25 miles North of Bonanza.GPS(approx.):&nbsp;42.366012 , -121.421316GENERAL ELEVATION: approx. : 5100'GENERAL INFORMATION:&nbsp;Slightly sloping up from the road. Camp, RV, build, Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed. Check with the county for your intended usage.&nbsp;TYPE OF TERRAIN:&nbsp;slightly sloping up from road.ZONING:&nbsp;residential&nbsp;POWER: NoPHONE: unknownWATER: Must install well if you buildSEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS:&nbsp;dirt-gradedPROPERTY TAX: approx. $69 a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC.&nbsp;FEES: $175&nbsp;&nbsp;TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES:&nbsp;NONETITLE INFORMATION: Free and clear&nbsp;If/when more info becomes available we will update listingFINANCING INFO&nbsp;and&nbsp;PURCHASE INFO&nbsp;Go to 1881.com Area Land page&nbsp;>

Southern Oregon Residential Homesite in the Trees

40 acres Off the Beaten Path&nbsp;STATE:&nbsp;NevadaCOUNTY:&nbsp;Humboldt&nbsp;SIZE:&nbsp;&nbsp;40+/- acresAPN# 06-0561-05LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SE1/4 of the NE1/4 lying within section 21, Township 37 North, Range 37 East M.D.B.M&nbsp;GENERAL LOCATION: About 8 miles NW of WinnemuccaGPS (approx):&nbsp;&nbsp;NW: 41.072365 , -117.817474 ; W road: 41.071653 , -117.817517 ; SW: 41.068806 , -117.817302 ; SE: 41.068806-117.812496 ; NE: 41.07243 , -117.812753GENERAL ELEVATION:&nbsp;4400'-4450'GENERAL INFORMATION: Borders BLM/gov't lands to the East.&nbsp;Mobile, Modulars, site builds allowed.&nbsp;Check with the county for your intended usage.TYPE OF TERRAIN: rollingZONING:&nbsp;contact the county for your intended usagePOWER: NoPHONE: noWATER: no. must install well or holding tank.SEWER: No. Only needed when/if you build.ROADS: unimproved dirtPROPERTY TAX: $85&nbsp;&nbsp;a year&nbsp;&nbsp;CLOSING/DOC. FEES: $135TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: noneASSOCIATION DUES: none&nbsp;Owner financing available.No Qualifying.&nbsp;No Credit Checks.&nbsp;Gps/lats/longs coordinates are provided as a tool to assist the Buyer.Use the maps to confirm.BUYER TO VERIFY listings' GPS coordinatesGo to 1881.com main land page>

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