Cattle Guard in Pie Town New Mexico June 1940

A cattle guard is positioned on a farm in Pie Town, New Mexico, in June 1940. Cattle guards were integral for managing livestock movement and preventing animals from wandering onto roads while allowing vehicles to pass. This feature reflects rural agricultural practices essential for maintaining operational efficiency in the region.

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