Farmington Field Office

Imagine the serenity of a hike through a BLM wilderness area or the thrill of catching the “big one” while trout fishing the Quality Waters of the San Juan River. Feel the adrenaline pulse through your veins while attempting to climb a large sand dune on your motorcycle or ATV in an off-road vehicle play area. Meet the challenge of climbing sandstone obstacles with your jeep or the physical demand of riding your mountain bike or horse across miles of varied terrain — all in recreation areas a stone's throw from town. These and other exciting outdoor opportunities await you on the 1.8 million acres of public land managed by the Farmington Field Office. Don’t pass up the opportunity for fun. Enjoy your public lands!

In the Spotlight 

BLM's National Wild Horse and Burro Program

Glade Run Management Plan Review Website

Environmental Assessment (Revised) NM 120468, COF 658 Powerline Right-of-Way to the Devon NEBU No. 466A Well Pad and NM 121525, COF 679 Powerline Right-of-Way to the Devon NEBU No. 417A Well Pad, Farmington Electric Utility System

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment, Navajo Dam Allotment (#05089): EA DOI-BLM-NM-F010-2009-495-EA

Environmental Assessment For the San Juan 28-7 Unit No. 111N Well Pad and Pipeline Tie: BLM EA No. F010-2010-6

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment Proposed San Juan 28-5 Unit #74N: EA-F010-2009-372

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment for San Juan 30-6 Unit 100b Well Pad And Pipeline Tie: BLM EA No. NM F010-2010-89

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment for San Juan 31-6 Unit No. 101 & San Juan 31-6 Unit No. 35P Twinned Well Pad and Associated Pipeline Ties: BLM EA No. NM-F010-2009-293

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment for San Juan 31-6 Unit No. 33P Twinned Well Pad and Pipeline Tie (Revision #2): BLM EA No. F010-2009-385

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment San Juan 30-6 Unit 58m Well Pad and Pipeline Tie: BLM EA No. NM-F010-2010-55

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Application for Permit to Drill the ConocoPhillips Company San Juan 29-6 Unit #5N Well Pad and Well-tie Pipeline, EA-F010-2009-165

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Application for Permit to Drill the ConocoPhillips Company San Juan 28-7 Unit #98P Well Pad and Well-tie Pipeline: EA-F010-2009-321

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment: San Juan 28-7 Unit 217M Well Pad and Pipeline Tie: EA # NM F010-2009-391

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Environmental Assessment, San Juan 29-7 Unit No. 75N Well Pad and Pipeline Tie: BLM EA No. NM-2010-73

• Reader Letter
• Finding of No Significant Impact

Lee Acres Landfill Superfund Site: First Five-Year Review Memorandum

San Juan Basin Energy Connect 230kV Transmission Project

• For a full description of the San Juan Basin Energy Connect Project, click here

Farmington Planning

There are currently no major planning projects for the Farmington Field Office

All other planning projects for the Farmington Field Office

Outdoor Recreation

Farmington Field Office Recreation Areas

• Angel Peak Scenic Area
• Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness
• Dunes Vehicle Recreation Area
• Glade Run Recreation Area
• Simon Canyon Area of Critical Environmental Concern

Contact

Farmington Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
1235 La Plata Highway, Suite A
Farmington, NM  87401

(505) 599-8900
(505) 599-8998 FAX

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