Crossroads
State wildlife / game area · New Mexico
Crossroads is listed in PAD-US 4.1 as roughly 3,046 acres in Roosevelt County, Lea County, New Mexico (State wildlife / game area), managed by a New Mexico state agency (PAD-US category: state fish and wildlife agency). It may allow hunting, but PAD-US does not say so — confirm with the managing agency.
| Approx. size | 3,046 acres |
|---|---|
| Manager | New Mexico state agency (PAD-US category: state fish and wildlife agency) |
| Manager type | State |
| Designation | State Conservation Area |
| Public access (PAD-US) | Restricted access PAD-US definition: “requires a special permit from the owner for access, a registration permit on public land … or has highly variable times when open to use (e.g. seasonal Wildlife Refuge closure).” |
| County | Roosevelt County, Lea County |
| Reference point | 33.56603, -103.55783 A point inside the area — not an entrance or parking lot. Google Maps · OpenStreetMap |
| Source records | 5 PAD-US records combined |
Before you hunt here
- Regulations, seasons and licenses: check with New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. This site does not list regulations.
- Managing agency: New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
- Boundaries: PAD-US boundaries are approximate and simplified here. Use the agency’s official maps and respect adjacent private land.
Nearby public land (within 30 miles)
- Gallinas Wells State wildlife / game area · 4,083 acres · 8 mi
- Marshall State wildlife / game area · 322 acres · 11.7 mi
- Black Hills State wildlife / game area · 1,231 acres · 15.2 mi
- Milnesand State wildlife / game area · 7,251 acres · 16.4 mi
- South Bluitt State wildlife / game area · 639 acres · 23 mi
- North Bluitt State wildlife / game area · 1,279 acres · 24.8 mi
- East Bluit State wildlife / game area · 82 acres · 26.6 mi
- Little Dipper State wildlife / game area · 385 acres · 26.6 mi
- Antelope Flats State wildlife / game area · 332 acres · 27 mi
- Bledsoe State wildlife / game area · 126 acres · 29.2 mi
Distances are straight-line between reference points, not driving distance.
Source: PAD-US 4.1 (USGS), records for “Crossroads” in New Mexico combined into one listing. How listings are built. Spotted an error? PAD-US is maintained by USGS with data from the managing agencies.