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Development in the Region
Well pads within 15 miles of Chaco Canyon. Photo courtesy of EcoFlight.
Well pads outside Farmington, New Mexico. Photo courtesy of EcoFlight
Well Pads near Huerfano Mountain. Photo Courtesy of EcoFlight
Well Pad outside of Chaco Canyon. Photo Courtesy of EcoFlight
Flaring at a well site. Photo courtesy of EcoFlight
Flaring at a well site. Photo courtesy of EcoFlight
Flaring at a well site. Photo courtesy of EcoFlight
Pump jack near Pierre’s site, which is on the hill in the distance.
