; and (ii) the Gadsden Purchase; and (B) includes the processes provided for in the 1854 Act establishing the Office of Surveyor-General of New Mexico (10 Stat. 308) and the 1891 Act establishing the Court of Private Land Claims (26 Stat. 854). (2) Claim The term claim means the declaration of property rights protected by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo vested in a land grant-merced, including— (A) land, land title, mineral, and natural resource claims; and (B) water rights. (3) Claimant The term claimant means a land grant-merced as represented by its governing body or an agent thereof. (4) Gadsden Purchase The term Gadsden Purchase means the Treaty of Boundary, Cession of Territory, Transit of Isthmus of Tehuantepec. (5) Governing body The term Governing body means the governing body, as recognized by State law, of a land grant-merced. (6) Land grant-merced The term land grant-merced means— (A) a community land grant identified in tables 1 and 2 of the General Accounting Office Report #GAO–01–951; or (B) a community, village, town, or settlement, the land of which was granted by the Government of Spain or by the Government of Mexico, in accordance with the laws, usages, and customs of Spain or Mexico between 1689 and 1854, within the boundaries of the Territory of New Mexico, which now includes the States of New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona, to— (i) the community, village, town, or pueblo