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New Mexico Regions:     more books (100)

Herpetology of the Zuni mountains region, northwestern New Mexico (Proceedings of the United States National Museum) by Frederick R Gehlbach, 1965 The Permian Reef Complex of the Guadalupe Mountains Region Texas and New Mexico a Study in Paleoecology by Rigby, Fischer, Whiteman, Hickox, Bradley Newell, 1953 Guidebook of Defiance--Zuni--Mt. Taylor Region Arizona and New Mexico by Frederick D. (editor) Trauger, 1967 Spanish and Mexican land policies and grants in the Taos Pueblo region, New Mexico by Harold Hathaway Dunham, 1973 Socio-economic implications and management-administrative structures for solid waste management: Chapters IX and X, Central New Mexico region solid waste ... series / Engineering-Science, Inc) by W. E Gates, 1969 Geomorphic setting and late Quaternary history of pluvial-lake basins in the southern New Mexico region (Open-file report / New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources) by John W Hawley, 1993 Annual report, forest disease detection survey: Air pollution, Arizona and New Mexico, Region 3 (R-3) by Melvyn J Weiss, 1974 Notes on the Texas-New Mexico region by Robert Thomas Hill, 1891 Disease detection survey, air pollution, Arizona and New Mexico, Region 3 (R-3) by Robert C Loomis, 1973 Processed Landsat 7 Satellite Imagery of the Taos Plateau-San Luis Valley Region, New Mexico and Colorado Excerpt from report of Indian land research unit's survey of Tewa basin region, New Mexico by John Thomas Cassady, 1935 Scenarios for long-term release of radionuclides from a nuclear- waste repository in the Los Medanos region of New Mexico (SAND) by Felton W Bingham, 1979 Studies of Geology and Hydrology in the Basin and Range Province, Southwestern United States for Isolation of High-level Radioactive Waste - Characterization of the Rio Grande Region, New Mexico and Texas (US Geological Survey, Professional Paper 1370-C) Interdisciplinary bibliography, Chaco Center Region, New Mexico: Titles (Chaco Center series contribution) by Thomas R Lyons, 1971

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61. Promotions Regions
    The landscape of new mexico is a mosaic of mountains, lakes, deserts and forests . If you plan a stay in new mexico, plan to stay at a Days Inn hotel and  
    http://www.daysinn.com/DaysInn/control/regions?region=New_Mexico

62. VAA || About VAA || Divisions/Regions || New Mexico
    Victim s Assistance of America, Inc. Aggressively Addressing Malicious IdentityTheft.  
    http://victimsassistanceofamerica.org/divisions/nm.cfm

63. RockiesGuide.com :: Rocky Mountain Travel, Hotel, Skiing & Vacation Guide
    Travel and Visitors guide to the Rocky Mountains! Including Colorado, Alberta,British Columbia, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and new mexico.  
    http://www.rockiesguide.com/cgi-bin/search/rockiesguide.cgi/search::CAT/Category
    
    Extractions: January February March April May June July August September October November December Enter City Name Here Search Optional Qualifier Select a category below to narrow your search to a specific type of business. Lodging Provider Hotel Resort Condo Bed and Breakfast Campground Ranch Travel Guide Travel Agent Tour Operator Real Estate Restaurant Transportation Other Any Term All Terms Search Help Advanced Search New Links Article Search Join the RockiesGuide.com mailing list Email: - Travel Deals

64. TRAVEL.com ® RegionalNorth AmericaUnited StatesNew Mexico
    West new mexico WorldWeb T westnewmexico.worldweb.com A tourism and travelguide to the Western Region of new mexico, with interactive maps and up-to-date  
    http://www.travel.com/Regional/North_America/United_States/New_Mexico/Regions/

65. May 20, 2003 US Drought Monitor
    Also, 66% of new mexico pastures and rangelands were described in poor or As a result, the regions D0H to D3H conditions have been reclassified as  
    http://www.drought.unl.edu/dm/archive/2003/drmon0520.htm
    
    Extractions: For more information on the above experimental drought blends, see http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/experimental/edb/droughtblend-access-page.html#exp The drought indicators that are synthesized into the Drought Monitor map are on this website, under Forecasts and Current Conditions This summary map is based on a multi-index drought classification scheme For local details and impacts, please contact your State Climatologist or Regional Climate Center Free Online Sources of Historical Weather Data Contact People North American Drought Monitor The Great Lakes and Northeast : Light precipitation prevailed across northeast lower Michigan and most of Maine, keeping D0H to D1H conditions intact. Farther south, Moderate rains of 0.5 to locally 2.0 inches eased D0AH and D1AH conditions slightly in eastern Ohio, but drier conditions in western sections of both Pennsylvania and New York led to continued D0AH to D1AH conditions. Deterioration to D1AH occurred in far northwest Pennsylvania near Lake Erie while D0AH expanded into southwest Pennsylvania. The northern and central Plains : Most areas of dryness and drought from Nebraska and northern Missouri northward to the Canadian border received light precipitation. A few areas recorded scattered totals of 1 to locally 3 inches, specifically parts of south and east Nebraska, adjacent Iowa, central North Dakota, and isolated parts of north-central South Dakota and western Nebraska, but such amounts were not widespread. As a result, the coverage and severity of D0H to D3H conditions were almost uniformly unchanged relative to last week. The eastern and northern extent of D0H in the central Dakotas was curtailed slightly. In contrast, a one category deterioration (to D1H) was noted in part of far southeast Nebraska that missed the heavier rains.

66. Evolution Of Magma Source Regions In The Rio Grande Rift, Southern New Mexico
    Department of Geological Sciences, new mexico State University, southern newmexico record a general shift in magma source regions through the Cenozoic  
    http://www.gsajournals.org/gsaonline/?request=get-abstract&doi=10.1130/0016-7606

67. New Mexico Biological Assessment: Development Of Indices For Ecological Regions.
    new mexico biological assessment development of indices for ecological regions . new mexico stream study sites range in elevation from low plains  
    http://www.benthos.org/database/allnabstracts.cfm/db/Vancouver2004abstracts/id/2

68. Cobin Family - List Of Countries Visited
    Nebraska, Nevada, new Hampshire, new Jersey, new mexico, new York, North Carolina, Chilean regions visited Regiones de Chile visitadas I Region,  
    http://www.policyofliberty.net/PlacesVisited.html
    
    Extractions: John New Zealand, French Polynesia, Argentina (3x), Israel, Italy, England [Inglaterra] (2x), Egypt (2x), Mexico (3x), Guatemala, Peru (3x), Uruguay USA states visited [Estados de USA visitados]: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Lousiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming Canadian provinces visited [Provincias de Canadá visitadas]: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario Chilean regions visited [Regiones de Chile visitadas]: I Region, III Region, IV Region, V Region, VI Region, VII Region, VIII Region, IX Region, X Region, XII Region, Metropolitan Region [Región Metropolitana], Easter Island [Isla de Pascua] Joan New Zealand, Netherlands [Holanda], French Polynesia, Argentina

69. CREO: Partnerships
    Central Regional Environmental Office. EPA regions 6 and 7 SFIMAEC-CR The State of new mexico Environment Department (NMED) and the installations in  
    http://aec.army.mil/usaec/reo/creo02.html
    
    Extractions: This is a DoD-State partnering group focusing on statewide environmental issues and lessons learned which apply to Army, Navy and AF installations. The group meets bi-annually. Installations find the cross-communication with other services and installations very valuable in addition to the information provided by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality. New Mexico Partnership The State of New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) and the installations in New Mexico formed a partnership for the purpose of communicating statewide issues of interest to DoD, streamlining installation-NMED actions and providing a forum to discuss and resolve regional issues. This partnership is successful in increasing cooperative efforts, improving communication and finding the most cost-effective solution to various statewide and installation specific issues such as the New Mexico Environment Improvement Board new Hazardous Waste Fee (HWF) regulations. All Army installations in NM are active participants in the program and benefiting from the increased flow of information, open dialogue and understanding of methods used at other installations and concerns of the state. Oklahoma Military Environmental Group (OMEG)

70. Pre-Doctoral Research
    Anderson, James M, new mexico Institute of Mining Technology in supernovaremnants and H2CO (6 cm) masers in HII regions using MERLIN and the VLBA  
    http://www.nrao.edu/students/NRAOpredoc.shtml
    
    Extractions: document.write(dayNames[day] + ", " + monthNames[month] + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year ); document.write(" "); NRAO Home Pre-Doctoral Research Program The recipients are listed in alphabetical order. The names of current recipients are highlighted. Participant School Project Academic Advisor NRAO Advisor Year of Award Anderson, James M Survey of emission mechanisms in low-luminosity Active Galactic Nuclei J. Eilek J.S. Ulvestad candidate Bauer, Franz Erik University of Virginia Bright extragalactic x-ray sources with optical and radio counterparts T.X. Thuan J.J. Condon Boboltz, David Allen, Jr. Virginia Tech The structure and polarization properties of the SiO masers in the extended atmosphere of R Aquarii J. Simonetti P. Diamond Boyce, Edward M.I.T. Investigating galaxy cores and supermassive black holes with gravitational lens central images J. Hewitt S. Myers candidate Briggs, Daniel Shenon New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology High fidelity deconvolution of moderately resolved sources J. Eilek

71. Phi Theta Kappa - New Mexico Region
    Phi Theta Kappa new mexico Region Division IV. The new mexico Region has 18chapters in the state of new mexico. Community. Ms. Carrie Gleasman Interim  
    http://www.ptk.org/regions/New_Mexico_Region.htm

72. Regions Of Known Or Potential Geothermal Resources
    The areas digitized by the INEEL from the 1980 new mexico map were modified by Geothermal data compiled by the new mexico Energy Institute at new mexico  
    http://geothermal.inel.gov/maps/nm_metadata.htm
    
    Extractions: Metadata also available as Citation: Originator: Title: Regions of Known or Potential Geothermal Resources Edition: Rev 1 vector digital data None None Idaho Falls, Idaho Publisher: Renewable Energy and Power Technology - Patrick Laney Description: Abstract: Additional parts of the Rio Grande rift and other areas which may also be suitable for geothermal discovery but for which data are too sparse or not sufficiently diagnostic to justify inclusion in the darker gray area. Note. Existing knowledge dies not in general permit the inference that thermal waters may be found everywhere within the depicted areas, nor do the boundaries represent certain knowledge of the areal extent of the geothermal systems. The areas digitized by the INEEL from the 1980 New Mexico map were modified by James C. Witcher prior to finalizing the INEEL map. Purpose: Provides a visual representation of existing geothermal resources and potential areas for residential and commercial direct use applications. This data layer is shown on a map in conjunction with land ownership and spring and well temperatures.

73. Points Of Interest
    in the Southwest new mexico and the Northwest Chihuahua, mexico regions. Silver City, new mexico Established in 1870 with the advent of the  
    http://www.wnmu.edu/paquime/poi.html
    
    Extractions: Historical Pinos Altos (spanish for Tall Pines), New Mexico: Once a booming gold town and county seat. The original saloon is still open for business. Pinos Altos Melodrama Theater: Performances Friday and Saturday nights, (505) 388-3848 Buckhorn Saloon and Opera House: Northeast of Silver City, fine dining in an authentic 1860's old west atmosphere. Entertainment in the Saloon on weekends. (505) 538-9911. Ft. Bayard: A historical territorial post dating back to 1863. In 1899 it became a U.S. Army General Hospital and treated Tuberculosis patients. Now it is a state medical center and National Cemetery. Bordered by a state Elk refuge. Ft. Bayard was originally manned by the "Buffalo Soldiers" of the Ninth Cavalry, an all-black regiment. Mogollon Ghost Town: 75 miles Northwest of Silver City.

74. LocalPin - United States
    Nevada new Hampshire new Jersey new mexico new York North Carolina Pennsylvania regions Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota  
    http://www.localpin.com/info/en/north_america/united_states/

75. VZJ -- Sign In Page
    for Waste Containment in Arid and Semiarid regions in the Southwestern USA Texas site consisted of topsoil mixed with gravel (24 wt%); new mexico  
    http://vzj.scijournals.org/cgi/content/figsonly/4/1/55

76. New Mexico Magazine | Attractions And Travel Guide
    Explore the attractions of new mexico in new mexico Magazine Online s handy travelguide, arts groups and sporting activities listed by region and locality.  
    http://www.nmmagazine.com/NMREGIONS/
    
    Extractions: In this month's issue... Welcome to New Mexico Magazine Online 's handy travel guide and directory of the state's attractions, outdoor getaways, sporting activities, museums, historic sites, performing arts groups and galleries. For your convenience, we have listed these places to go and things to do by region and locality. The accompanying illustrated map shows the outlines of each of the six major regions. Our city by city listings of major attractions include phone numbers, addresses and direct links to Web sites wherever possible, so you can go right to the source and find the information you need to plan your New Mexico vacation, excursion or getaway. For further travel information or a free copy of the New Mexico Guide call the State Department of Tourism at (800) 733-6396, (505) 827-7400, write 491 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, N.M. 87501, or visit them on the Web at www.newmexico.org

77. Ethnologue Report For Mexico
    Demographic studies of the different languages spoken in mexico including ethnic groups in different regions.  
    http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=Mexico

78. Palomadancers.com
    Mexican Folklore Dance Group in Tucson, Arizona; available to perform for corporate events, weddings and anniversaries with live Mariachi band to songs from various regions in mexico.  
    http://palomadancers.com

79. SBA: Small Business Administration | NEW MEXICO Office
    SBA new mexico State Services provided by the US Small Business AdministrationOffices and Partners.  
    http://www.sba.gov/nm/

80. Gabriola Cycle And Kayak
    Offers Gulf Islands tours and packaged adventures to other regions, such as mexico and the U.S.  
    http://www.gck.ca/

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