This Class II cultural inventory conducted for the Moderate Production Area of the San Augustine Coal Area in west-central New Mexico includes a review of previous published and unpublished archeological work in the region, and a 10 percent stratified, random sample of the landscape in the Moderate Production Area. The study area was divided into topographic zones. Forty-acre quadrats were then proportionately distributed and subjected to intensive archeological survey and data recordation. Portions of the recorded data are presented in summary. The intensive surveys of selected sample quadrats show that archeological site densities and complexity within the known quadrats range from moderate to extremely high, and certain general similarities can be expected throughout the Moderate Production Area. The multiple-use screen for cultural resources was applied to the area designated as having the highest coal production potential within the Moderate Production Area. Certain areas warranting special mitigative attention are identified.