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Unit Information

Gila National Forest 
3005 E. Camino del Bosque 
Silver City, 
New Mexico 
88061 
Gila National Forest 
3005 E. Camino del Bosque 
Silver City, 
New Mexico 
88061 

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    707-853-4243
    Hours:
    8am-8pm

Photographs Gallery

Impassable section of Forest Road 225
Image showing impassable section of Forest Road 225 due to flooding
Image showing impassable section of Forest Road 225 due to flooding
Impassable section of Forest Road 225

Impassable section of Forest Road 225 due to flooding

Flash Flooding & Large Vegetative Debris Over Road
Image showing Flash Flooding & Large Vegetative Debris Over Road on 7-1-22 taken by NWS Andrew Mangham
Image showing Flash Flooding & Large Vegetative Debris Over Road on 7-1-22 taken by NWS Andrew Mangham
Flash Flooding & Large Vegetative Debris Over Road

Flash Flooding & Large Vegetative Debris Over Road on 7-1-22 taken by NWS Andrew Mangham

NM Burn Scar Thunderstorm NWS Forecast Table
Image showing NM Burn Scar Thunderstorm NWS Forecast Table
Image showing NM Burn Scar Thunderstorm NWS Forecast Table
NM Burn Scar Thunderstorm NWS Forecast Table

NM Burn Scar Thunderstorm NWS Forecast Table

Main Diamond Creek on 6-22-22
Image showing swollen muddy ashy Main Diamond Creek on June 22, 2022
Image showing swollen muddy ashy Main Diamond Creek on June 22, 2022
Main Diamond Creek on 6-22-22

Main Diamond Creek on 6-22-22

Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa
Image showing Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa on June 21, 2022
Image showing Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa on June 21, 2022
Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa

Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa on 6-21-22

Link Ranch
Image showing Dark Rain Storm Clouds over Link Ranch
McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence 6-23-22
Image showing flooding across McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence on June 23, 2022
Image showing flooding across McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence on June 23, 2022
McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence 6-23-22

McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence 6-23-22

Burned Vegetation Re-sprouting Along FS Road 157
Image showing Burned Vegetation Re-sprouting Along FS Road 157 on June 21, 2022
Image showing Burned Vegetation Re-sprouting Along FS Road 157 on June 21, 2022
Burned Vegetation Re-sprouting Along FS Road 157

Burned Vegetation Re-sprouting Along FS Road 157 on 6-21-22

Mimbres Wilderness Station on 6-22-22
Image showing Mimbres Wilderness Station on June 22, 2022
Image showing Mimbres Wilderness Station on June 22, 2022
Mimbres Wilderness Station on 6-22-22

Mimbres Wilderness Station on 6-22-22

Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa
Image showing Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa on June 21, 2022
Image showing Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa on June 21, 2022
Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa

Ash flowing in SF Palomas Creek near Hermosa on June 21, 2022

Prepping Link Ranch for Possible Flooding
Image showing Prepping Link Ranch for Possible Flooding
McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence 6-23-22
Image showing flooding across McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence on June 23, 2022
Image showing flooding across McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence on June 23, 2022
McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence 6-23-22

Flooding across McKnight Road at Mimbres Rivers Confluence on June 23, 2022

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