Eagle Rock in Albuquerque, NM

Eagle Rock is a small residential subdivision on Albuquerque's far north side, north of Alameda Boulevard and east of Interstate 25. The avenue it takes its name from runs east from the freeway frontage toward the larger lots of North Albuquerque Acres, and the subdivision sits along that corridor. Detached houses make up the whole of it, with no homeowners association collecting dues and no gate on the entrance. Desert Ridge Middle School, Edmund G. Ross Elementary and La Cueva High School take students from this part of the grid.

The city's Office of Neighborhood Coordination lists no recognized association under the Eagle Rock name. The registered group for the surrounding far-northeast blocks is the Nor Este Neighborhood Association, which keeps its own website.

One city facility carries the name outright. The Eagle Rock Convenience Center, on the avenue itself, opens seven days a week from morning to late afternoon and shuts its gate to arrivals half an hour before closing. It handles household trash, doubles as a recycling drop-off, and takes limited numbers of mattresses, pallets, railroad ties, appliances and passenger tires.