Hoyu'ao'he

Hoyu’ao’he is a recorded name for the Cimarron River, whose headwaters rise near Johnson Mesa in northeastern New Mexico. This upper reach is called the Dry Cimarron, distinguishing it from another river of the same name farther south. Springs feed its course near Folsom, where the river passes between mesas capped by dark basalt. Farther east, it joins Carrizozo Creek and continues across the southern plains towards the Arkansas River.