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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 2:17 amstrudolyubov wrote: The East Fork Jemez River canyon is mostly intact, as well as everything to the west of Las Conchas (where NM-4 crosses East Fork Jemez River). They also managed to save most of Chicoma Mountain area and Pajarito Mountain Ski Area near Los Alamos.
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 3:34 amstrudolyubov wrote:The eastern/southeastern parts of Jemez were burned pretty bad: East-Northeast parts of Valles Caldera are gone, Cochiti Mesa is gone, Bandelier Monument has literally no pine forest left. The East Fork Jemez River canyon is mostly intact, as well as everything to the west of Las Conchas (where NM-4 crosses East Fork Jemez River). They also managed to save most of Chicoma Mountain area and Pajarito Mountain Ski Area near Los Alamos.
Here is the link to the page showing the map of the burned area:
http://www.inciweb.org/incident/2385/
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 12:43 pmstrudolyubov wrote:The eastern/southeastern parts of Jemez were burned pretty bad: East-Northeast parts of Valles Caldera are gone, Cochiti Mesa is gone, Bandelier Monument has literally no pine forest left. The East Fork Jemez River canyon is mostly intact, as well as everything to the west of Las Conchas (where NM-4 crosses East Fork Jemez River). They also managed to save most of Chicoma Mountain area and Pajarito Mountain Ski Area near Los Alamos.
Here is the link to the page showing the map of the burned area:
http://www.inciweb.org/incident/2385/