Road 4600, Navajo Dam, NM 87419 - San Juan County

NO Neighbors for 2 miles in every direction from the 40 acres joined by half a million acres of US Government land for hunting and ATV riding. You can build your cabin on the 40 acres or stay there in your tent or RV.

There are no restrictions and no covenants to cramp your style and freedom to do what you want with your private property--Guns and horses are OK too.

Call owner at 48O-392-855O if you need help to buy the 40 acres as to downpayment and monthly payments since owner financing is a possibility.

Go to mapsdotgoogledotcom and cut and paste in these numbers exactly and you will be in the middle of the 40 acres: 36.920786, -107.691510

There is a graded dirt road right to the northeast portion of the 40 acres that takes off going to the southwest from Hwy 511. The map with the red line around all 4 sides of the 40 acres that you see just above this property description can be zoomed in or zoomed out to show the graded dirt roads that you can drive on to get onto the 40 acres of land to see the land with your own eyes and walk all over it with an open house every day that allows trespassing, taking pictures and evaluating the property as you desire without anyone there to bother you. Your cell phone will work from here on the 40 acres--call owner while you are there on your self-directed open house. Owner is ready to answer your questions when you call 48O-392-855O.

Also there is a graded dirt road to the southeast corner of the 40 acres. The water trough that provides drinking water for elk deer and cattle is located on the 40 acres near this southeast corner of the 40 acres.

The best route to drive to the water trough is to exit off of County Road 4600 and drive west then make a 90 degree turn and drive north and the road will take you to the T in the road that is just a few feet south of the southern border of the 40 acres. A right turn at the T will take you to the southeast corner of the 40 acres where the dirt road makes another 90 degree turn to the north.--the water through that is round, made of steel, and surrounded by concrete is on the 40 acres and is off to the west off the the dirt road that runs along the eastern property line of the 40 acres. See enclosed photos of the round water trough.

Note the words typed in green letters that are inside of the red colored lines that has Jaques Canyon printed there on the interactive map--This will help you get a better feel for the different corners of the 40 acres. That is the northeast corner of the 40 acres where the words Jacques Canyon is printed in green letters. There is a picture here for you to see the exact surveyed corner that has a monument set by the US Government Bureau of Land management at the southeast corner of the 40 acres. This is one of the corners of the deeded 40 acres that joins thousands of acres of US Government land for your enjoyment of ATV driving, hunting, hiking, etc.