The ranch's 111 acres south of Santa Fe in 3D, on the aerial photograph and the ground measured by the 2014 county lidar, with the ranch plan's gardens, orchard, pastures, roads and water lines, and the public records that cover it.
Photo under the layers
USGS aerial photo: The National Map imagery, public domain, live from USGS.
3D surface
Bare ground: the 2014 county lidar's ground, about 2 m, blended into the 10 to 15 m USGS elevation around it and the mountains 40 km out. Lidar top surface: the same flight's highest returns, so trees and roofs stand up.
How this twin was built
The ground: the 2014 Santa Fe County lidar's 1 m ground (USGS 3DEP), with wider USGS elevation around it so the hills and mountains show.
The photo: USGS aerial imagery live, and the six USDA aerial photo years 2011 to 2022 cut to the ranch.
The ranch plan: every line, area and image of the ranch's plan file of July 17, 2023, as drawn.
The public records asked over the ranch on November 7, 2026: soils, streams, wetlands, flood zones, parcels, roads, vegetation, greenness and species records.
The trees: tree tops found in the 2014 lidar, kept where the 2014 photo shows green leaves.
Every source on this twin
Heights are as USGS publishes them (feet or meters above sea level). Not yet on the twin: the two AVIRIS-5 flights of May 2026 and the EMIT passes (they need the NASA sign-in), and the orchard drawings, which still have to be placed on the orchard. The West garden drone photo and the West garden scheme are named in the ranch plan but are not on file.
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