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For Sale By Owner, New Mexico, AbetterFSBO.com
new mexico cities Click on a city to view listings, or to list your property!
http://www.abetterfsbo.com/nmcities.html
New Mexico Cities And Counties Awarded Community Revitalization Grants - 2002-01
new mexico cities and counties awarded community revitalization grants. Outof 61 requests, 42 new mexico cities and counties were awarded funding.
http://albuquerque.bizjournals.com/albuquerque/stories/2002/01/21/daily6.html

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HOTEL DIRECTORY FOR NEW MEXICO CITIES THAT BEGIN WITH S
All Cities in New Mexico that begin with S . Find Other Cities A B C D E F G HI J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. SANDIA PARK, SANTA FE, SANTA ROSA, SANTE FE.
http://discountsontravel.com/findcities.cfm/S/T/NM

Extractions: You are here: CHOOSE STATE NM CITIES THAT BEGIN WITH "S" All Cities in New Mexico that begin with "S" Check rates and availability for New Mexico hotels, resorts, and spas. Reserve at substantially discounted rates. New Mexico hotel directory includes property details, photos, and reservation information. Car rental and airline reservations available also. Find Other Cities: A B C D ...
HOTEL DIRECTORY FOR NEW MEXICO CITIES THAT BEGIN WITH A
All Cities in New Mexico that begin with A . Find Other Cities A B C D E F G HI J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. ALAMOGORDO, ALBUQUERQUE, ALGODONES, ANGEL FIRE.
http://discountsontravel.com/findcities.cfm/A/B/NM

Extractions: You are here: CHOOSE STATE NM CITIES THAT BEGIN WITH "A" All Cities in New Mexico that begin with "A" Check rates and availability for New Mexico hotels, resorts, and spas. Reserve at substantially discounted rates. New Mexico hotel directory includes property details, photos, and reservation information. Car rental and airline reservations available also. Find Other Cities: A B C D ...
New Mexico Travel And Lodging Directory Of Bed And Breakfast, Country Inns, Vaca
new mexico. Lodging Directory of Bed and Breakfast Copyright © ONS, Inc. an affiliate of Virtual cities, Inc. 2001
http://www.virtualcities.com/ons/nm/nmonsdex.htm
Maps Of New Mexico - NM Tourism
Maps of new mexico's Regions, cities, Parks, Pueblos,Reservations, Lakes Rivers and Ski Areas.
http://www.newmexico.org/maps/

Extractions: Select a Feature Contact us FREE Vacation Guide Events Calendar 360 Panoramic scenes Ancient Ruins Accommodations Byways Chambers of Commerce Culture Day Trips Destination this Month e-Postcard from NM Food and Recipes Hidden Treasures History Hispanic Culture Hot Air Ballooning Hunting and Fishing Indian Culture Links Directory Maps Museums Music Natural Wonders National Parks News Photo Tour Rafting and Canoeing Scenic Attractions State Parks Travel Planner Trivia and Interactive Fun Videos Weather Forecasts Many a chosen destination dotted near New Mexico's highways, mountain roads, vast plains and burro trails may be easily located by using the helpful maps located in this portion of our site. Our maps take you mile by fascinating mile through the ancient, historical, colorful landmarks of this stunningly diverse Southwestern state. Review a more detailed map of the region(s): Or choose one of our categorical maps listed to the left.
New Mexico Weather - WxUSA
Weather Information. new mexico. Traveler's Forecast. World Time. Maps Flags. International U.S. cities Hurricane news
http://www.wxusa.com/NM
New Mexico Desert Places To Go - DesertUSA
Lots of links to new mexico's desert parks, recreation and wilderness areas, cities and towns, museums and points of interest.
http://www.desertusa.com/placestogo/du_newmex.html
New Mexico Climate Summaries
Find out the average high, low and precipitation for a variety of cities in new mexico.
http://www.wrcc.sage.dri.edu/summary/climsmnm.html
Hotel And Road Map Of New Mexico - World Sites Atlas
Map showing interstate and U.S. highways plus major cities and towns.
http://www.sitesatlas.com/Maps/Maps/NM1.htm
World Sites Atlas
A compact map showing interstate and U.S. highways plus major cities and towns.
http://www.sitesatlas.com/Maps/Maps/104.htm
Citistates: David Rusk
Author, consultant, and leading American regionalist who combines scholarship with practical political experience. Former state legislator in new mexico and mayor of Albuquerque, the nations 36th largest city. (Books cities without Suburbs).
http://www.citistates.com/assocspeakers/d_rusk.html

Extractions: Cities without Suburbs Times , Washington Post and Newsday Daily Record Speech Topics David Rusk speeches and workshops are focused on specific trends in host communities and states. His basic database covers demographic, economic, and fiscal trends for 522 central cities and 320 metro areas (1950-90) and urban sprawl in 396 urbanized areas (1960-90). He has studied poverty-impacted census tracts in over 70 metropolitan areas. Beyond analyzing census data, Rusk prepares for local talks by reviewing numerous local studies, reports, and recent newspaper articles as well as brief community tours on arrival. Recent Speeches
CyberTrail: The Santa Fe Trail
Current day spots along the Santa Fe Trail (through Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, and to new mexico).
http://raven.cc.ukans.edu/heritage/research/sft/sft-cities.html

Extractions: Howard County Katy Trail and Lewis and Clark Trail (side trip) Boonville: Missouri River Heritage Corridor Arrow Rock Saline County Guide Waverly Lexington (with mileage chart Civil War battlefields in Missouri (side trips) Fort Osage (side trip) Independence , MO National Frontier Trails Center Independence , MO. (816) 325-7575 318 W. Pacific, Independence, MO 64051-0519
Our New Mexico - Discover Our 47th State, New Mexico
Guide to state, county, and city websites. Calendar of events, shopping and travel guide.Category Regional North America new mexico Guides and Directories Your complete guide to the cities, Towns and Villages of new mexico.Just added 2000 US Census data. new mexico State and County.
http://www.our-new-mexico.com/
Northwestern Council Of Government
Gallup, new mexico. Includes the counties of Cibola, McKinley, and San Juan, the Village of Milan, the cities of Grants, Gallup, Aztec, Bloomfield, and Farmington, and the Crownpoint Navajo Chapter.
http://www.lgd-newmarc.net/northwestern/index.html
The Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, University Of New Mexico
new mexico economic and demographic data for state, counties, cities and MSAs.
http://www.unm.edu/~bber

Extractions: The BBER has a Library Information Specialist III position available. DATA BASES ON OUR WEB SITE: 1997 Economic Census ... Other Socioeconomic Profiles INFORMATION ABOUT THE BBER: AFFILIATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS: LINKS TO DATA SOURCES: Census Bureau Links: Census Bureau Home Page American FactFinder Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates Census Bureau's CD-ROM Lookup, 1990 Census ... Kids Count Census Data Online Other Government Links: Bureau of Economic Anaylsis New Mexico Dept. of Labor
Carlsbad, City In New Mexico - DesertUSA
Carlsbad, new mexico lies along the Pecos River on the northeastern fringe of the Chihuahuan Desert. Originating in the mountains of northern new mexico, the Pecos travels south 900 miles into Texas where it joins the Rio Grande.
http://www.desertusa.com/Cities/nm/carlsbad.html

Extractions: Resources Carlsbad, New Mexico lies along the Pecos River on the northeastern fringe of the Chihuahuan Desert. Originating in the mountains of northern New Mexico, the Pecos travels 900 miles south into Texas where it joins the Rio Grande. Along the way, the river provides life blood to farmers, ranchers, residents and visitors as it meanders through this warm, desert town. Carlsbad is located in the southeast corner of New Mexico, about 25 miles north of the Texas border. It is serviced by two highways: U.S. 285 traveling north and south, and U.S. 62/180 traveling east and west. Mesa Air offers daily flights to Albuquerque connecting with 9 major airlines to all points. Cavern City Air Terminal. offers overnight tie-downs, hangars(fee) and 100 Octane and jet fuel. Tel. 505-885-5236. Carlsbad, New Mexico - Monthly Climate Normals
Gallup, City In New Mexico - DesertUSA
Native American ceremonial center of the U.S., includes color photos, vital statistics, climate, history, things to do and mileage guides with links to nearby attractions.
http://www.desertusa.com/Cities/nm/gallup.html

Extractions: Resources Vital Statistics Location / Description Gallup lies on Interstate 40 (Historic Route 66), 139 miles west of Albuquerque and 25 miles east of the Arizona border. The city is the tour hub for the popular Four Corners Region, and it is the mercantile, transportation and banking center for the entire area. Gallup is a major Amtrak stop and is also served by America West Airlines. Gallup is also the largest Indian center in the Southwest and the ceremonial capital of Native America.There are many American peoples in the Gallup/Four Corners region. By far the most numerous are the Navajo, who are today widely regarded for their achievements in wool, with original Navajo rugs and blankets (both new and antique) sought by private collectors and museums throughout the world. A second major Native American settlement in the region, Zuni Pueblo, is centered approximately 35 miles south of town. Zuni is the largest of New Mexico's 19 Indian pueblos.The Zuni are best known for their intricate jewelry made from delicately cut turquoise or coral set in sterling silver. In Arizona, another major tribe is the Hopi, also known for pottery and their unique carved kachinas
YEARLY PRECIPITATION FOR SELECTED CITIES ACROSS NEW MEXICO
YEARLY PRECIPITATION FOR SELECTED cities ACROSS new mexico. Precipitation duringthe year 2000 was characterized as below normal across most of new mexico.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/climate/Monthlyreports/Annual/nmprecip2000.htm

Extractions: YEARLY PRECIPITATION FOR SELECTED CITIES ACROSS NEW MEXICO Precipitation during the year 2000 was characterized as below normal across most of New Mexico. Of the 22 cities shown below, only four recorded above normal precipitation. In the first graphic below, most towns in northwest New Mexico reported below normal precipitation. The exceptions were Chama and Farmington, which were ever so slightly above normal. Chama received 21.69 inches of precipitation compared to a normal of 21.65, and Farmington picked up 8.96 inches compared to a normal of 8.75 inches. Los Alamos was noticeably drier than normal (13.80 inches vs. 18.75) which may have been a blessing in disguise in this fire-ravaged town. There was high potential for serious flash flooding over the summer months, but only a few cases of minor to moderate flash flooding were reported. All cities in northeast New Mexico shown below received below normal precipitation during the year 2000. The driest location compared to normal was Clines Corners, where 14.54 inches of precipitation fell, compared to a normal of 19.22 inches. Southern New Mexico was generally drier than normal as well. Only Las Cruces managed above normal precipitation, checking in with 9.85 inches compared to a normal value of 9.43 inches. Roswell was well below normal, recording only 7.66 inches of precipitation, while normal is 13.78 inches. Added to the graphic below is Santa Rosa, which was one of the few locations to report significantly above normal precipitation last year. Santa Rosa picked up 17.79 inches of precipitation compared to the normal of 14.48 inches.
Cities And Counties In New Mexico
About NM Living in NM Working in NM Government in NM Education in NM VisitingNM eServices State Employees Home. County Links. City Links.
http://www.state.nm.us/category/government/city_county.html

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