All Rivers in New Mexico... narrowed down to a clue

[seabear]

Hello again everyone, I'll be posting a list of rivers that I found on a New Mexico Rivers website that have Brown Trout in them. The premise behind this is that the Home of Brown refers to a body of water that has brown trout. (See definition of 'put in'.)


agua piedra creek
animas creek
bear creek
beaver creek
blue canyon creek
bluewater creek
bull creek
cabresto creek
calf creek
carrizo creek
cave creek
charette lakes
cherry creek
cimarron river
corrales riverside drain
costilla creek
cow creek
coyote creek
cub creek
daily creek
dry cimarron river
el porvenir creek
el vado reservoir
embudo creek
fawn lakes
fenton lake
gallinas river
gila river
gilita creek
grindstone canyon reservoir
holy ghost creek
jemez river
la junta creek
langstroth canyon creek
latir creek
little turkey creek
long canyon
luna creek
manuelitas creek
manzanares creek
mineral creek
mora river
navajo reservoir
ocate creek






panchuela creek
pecos river
pot creek
red river
rio cebolla lower
rio chama
rio chamita
rio chiquito
rio de las vacas
rio de los finos
rio en medio
rio fernando de taos (taos creek)
rio frijoles
rio grande
rio grande del ranchio
rio guadalupe
rio hondo
rio hondo south fork
rio mora
rio nutrias
rio penasco
rio pueblo
rio puerco upper
rio ruidoso
rio san antonio
rio santa barbara
rio tusas
rio valdez
rio valecitos
rito cafe
rito de las perchas
rito del oso
rito del padre
rito los esteros
rito maestas
rito penas negras
rito perro
rito quemado
san antonio creek
san juan river
santa cruz reservoir
sapello river
tesuque creek
tolby creek
tularosa river
turkey creek
white creek
willow creek c-7





As one can see, it's quite an exhausting list. But my next post will have some more rivers cut down according to its location from Santa Fe.

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The following bodies of water are located above 8.5 miles North of Santa Fe:


aqua piedra creek
blue canyon creek *
cabresto creek
carrizo creek
cave creek
charette lakes
cimarron river
costilla creek
coyote creek
daily creek
dry cimarron river
el vado reservoir
embudo creek
fawn lakes
fenton lake
holy ghost creek
la junta creek
latir creek *
luna creek
manuelitas creek
manzanares creek *
mora river
navajo reservoir
ocate creek *
panchuela creek
pecos river
pot creek
red river
rio cebolla lower
rio chama
rio chamita
rio chiquito
rio de las vacas
rio de los pinos
rio en medio
rio fernando de taos
rio frijoles
rio grande
rio grande del ranchio
rio guadalupe
rio mora
rio guadalupe
rio mora
rio nutrias
rio pueblo
rio san antonio
rio santa barbara
rio tusas
rio valdez
rio valecitos
rito cafe
rito de las perchas
rito del oso
rito del padre
rito los esteros
rito maestas
rito penas negras
rito perro
rito quemado
san antonio creek
san juan river
santa cruz reservoir
sapello river
tesuque creek
tolby creek
turkey creek
white creek
willow creek


Feel free to continue this thread to narrow down the rivers/creeks. If not I'll be doing it myself later on in the week. By narrowing it down I'm referring to comparing these bodies of water to the other clues. Similar to trying every possible combination in a lock

I hope you just used the Wikipedia page and copy/pasted that.
otherwise, that is some commitment.

No Wikipedia but will say I got all of the rivers off of the New Mexico Fish and Game Waters website.

[I KEEP MY SECRETS]

What if Brown doesn't have anything to do with trout?

Did you get this from what I told you and sharp? Keep your secrets..

[azuredeb]

No, mine has been from something else since the beginning. Too my trout rivers to be the home of Brown.

[I KEEP MY SECRETS]

This post has a vital clue.. Got telling which river though..

[E.C. Waters]

What if Brown doesn't have anything to do with trout?

I totally agree. What if it's just Mesa Prieta?

[The Count]

This is a valuable resource for anyone searching NM rivers so I'll post it here.

http://www.dougscottart.com/hobbies/waterfalls.htm

I know you can find this link else where on CC but its worth posting again.