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Modification History for the
Moriarty, New Mexico Control Points

• 13 May 96: Original contribution courtesy of John Chapman
• 04 Jun 00: Special Use Airspace added
• 06 Apr 04: All new data, many changes
• 13 Apr 04: Trampas Peak added. Several coordinates and names changed.
• 16 Apr 04: Coordinates for many airports shifted slightly to agree with the FAA's reference point.
• 09 May 08: Abiquiu Dam, Abqsunport, Adobe, Akin+Akin, Alpine, Ancho, Antonito, Arabela, Barillas Peak, Beaverhead, Blanca Peak, Cabezon Peak, Cloudcroft, Costilla Peak, Coyote, Crestone Peak, Crestone Strip, Crosby Ranch, Del Norte, Derramadero, Dunes Park, Eagles Nest, El Morro, El Vado Apt, El Vado Dam, Elk Mountain, Ensenada, Fence Lake, Gallinas Peak, Geary RNC, Glenwood, Glorieta, Gran Quivira, Granite Mountain, Horizon RC, Jemez Spring, Jicarilla, La Plata, La Ventana, Lake Creek, Lake Sumner, Latir Peak, Leach Apt, Lone Mountain, Long Ridge, Luna, Marcy Peak, Mayhill, Mesa, Monte Vista, Mora, Ocate, Pecos, Pecos Falls, Pie Town, Pinon, Redondo Peak, Regina, Ruidoso, Saguache, San Antonio Mountain, San Mateo, San Ysidro, Santa Fe Resvoir, Santa Rosa Dam, Sapello, Seven Springs, Sierra Blanca Peak, Stanley, Sunspot, Taylor Peak, Tercio Ranch, Terrero, Tezak Apt, Tierra de Dios, Trechado, Tres Ritos, UFO, Unmarked 1, Valle Vidal, Vallecitos, Van Treese, Villanueva, Walsenburg, White Lakes, Willard, and Wind Farm added.   I-25 & NM 34 removed.   Cerrillos, Dulce, Leyba, Ortiz Mine, Santa Fe Ski Lodge, Trampas Peak, Valencia, Vaughn, and Wheeler Peak moved.   Clines South renamed to Clines 285 South.   Pecos Baldy W renamed to Pecos Baldy.   Scholle renamed to Abo.

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