New Mexico
De Baca County
No fish consumption advisory is on file for any of the 87 named waters in De Baca County.
That doesn't mean they've been cleared
Most waters in the United States have never been sampled for contaminants. An absence of an advisory means New Mexico hasn't published one — not that the fish have been tested and found safe. Check New Mexico Environment Dept. — Fish Consumption Advisories before eating your catch, and see New Mexico's statewide guidance, which applies to waters with no rule of their own.
Named waters in De Baca County
87 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Alkali Lake
- Antelope Tank
- Automobile Lake
- Automobile Water Tank
- Baker Tank
- Big Ragland Tank
- Blowout Tank
- Bone Tank
- Bonner Lake
- Boven Spring Chimney Tank
- Box Tank
- Breaks Tank
- Buffalo Tank
- Burro Draw Tank
- Burro Junior Tank
- Burro Tank
- Charlies Tank
- Cocklebur Tank
- Cole Tank
- Cooley Lake
- Corona Tank
- Corral Tank
- Coyote Tank
- Day Tanks
- Dipping Vat Lake
- Dry Lake Tank
- Dry Tank
- Dunlap Camp Tank
- Easley Tank
- East Pasture Tank
- East Tank
- Fish Pond
- Ford Tank
- Galloway Tank
- Graces Tank
- Grasshopper Tank
- Hackberry Tank
- Heifer Tank
- Hendrick Tank
- Highway Tank
- Hopper Tank
- Horse Pasture Tank
- Hub Corn Tank
- Jack Tank
- Joe Tank
- Lewis Tank
- Little Day Tank
- Little Ragland Tank
- Little Tank
- Loco Tank
- Lower Turner Tank
- Mail Carrier Lake
- Meadow Pasture Tanks
- Mora Tank
- New Tank
- North Home Lake
- North Ragland Tank
- North Sandhills Tank
- North Tank
- O'Brian Tank
- Old Water Hole
- Panama Martin Tank
- Peak Tank
- Pisnel Tank
- Posie Tank
- Red Fry Tank
- Red Lake
- Red Tank
- Robertson Fence Tank
- Robertson Tank
- Rock Canyon Tank
- Rock Lake
- Rock Lake Tank
- Rock Tank
- Ryan Tank
- School Section Tank
- Scottie Tank
- Shirley Tank
- Short Tank
- South Sandhills Tank
- The Old Dry Lake
- Turner Tank
- Twin Tanks
- Urton Lake
- West Peak Tank
- White Rock Tank
- Wylie Tank