61. New Mexico - City Population - Cities, Towns & Provinces - Statistics & Maps Contents. State; Principal cities; Table of cities new mexico, NM, FSt,Santa Fe, 314925, 1302894, 1515069, 1819046, 1874614 http://www.citypopulation.de/USA-NewMexico.html

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62. 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 nation's 36th largest city. (Books cities without Suburbs). http://www.citistates.com/assocspeakers/d_rusk.html

Topics Speeches David Rusk 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 Contact: Tom Wolf, President, Better York, Inc., 717-852-4800 Contact: Rev. Sylvester Laudermill, chair, Metropolitan Congregations United, 314-524-7020 Contact: Jeffrey Esser, Executive Director, GFOA, 312-977-9700

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Hotels.com New Mexico Municipal League (NMML) A B ... Angel Fire Chamber of Commerce Artesia Chamber of Commerce Aztec Chamber of Commerce B Belen Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce C Capitan Carlsbad Clayton Chamber of Commerce Cloudcroft Clovis D Deming E Edgewood El Rito Public Library Espanola F Farmington Chamber of Commerce CVB G Gallup Chamber of Commerce CVB Glenwood ... Grants Chamber of Commerce H Hatch Hillsboro Public Library Hobbs Chamber of Commerce PD PL ... Holloman Air Force Base I J Jemez Springs K Kirtland Air Force Base L Logan Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce CVB ... Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce - Miss Los Alamos Unofficial - Chamber of Commerce Los Lunas Los Ranchos de Albuquerque Lovington ... PL M N O P Pecos Business Association Portales Chamber of Commerce Q R Raton Red River Chamber of Commerce Rio Rancho ... Ruidoso Downs S Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce CVB PL ... Springer Chamber of Commerce T Taos Chamber of Commerce Taos Ski Valley Truth or Consequences ... Tucumcari U V W X Y Z Sources New Mexico (NM) Alexa AOL ... High Cotton Information Systems

64. New Mexico new mexico Area Codes Area codes Selected cities 505 Entire state Source NorthAmerican Numbering Plan Administration. Premium Partner Content http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108250.html

in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Daily Almanac for Sep 24, 2005 Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites Hispanic Heritage Month Hurricane Katrina Daylight Saving Time Ramadan ... Texas Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map College Center Scholarship Search College Resources Career Center Job Search Post Your Resume Continuing Ed. more . . . Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips United States States New Mexico Capital: Santa Fe State abbreviation/Postal code: N.M./NM Governor: Bill Richardson, D (to Jan. 2007) Lieut. Governor: Diane Denish, D (to Jan. 2007) Senators: Jeff Bingaman, D (to Jan. 2007); Pete V. Domenici, R (to Jan. 2009) U.S. Representatives: Historical biographies of Congressional members Secy. of State: Rebecca Vigil-Giron, D (to Jan. 2007) Atty. General: Patricia A. Madrid, D (to Jan. 2007) State Treasurer: Robert E. Vigil, D (to Jan. 2007) Organized as territory: Sept. 9, 1850 Entered Union (rank): Jan. 6, 1912 (47) Present constitution adopted: Motto: Crescit eundo (It grows as it goes) State symbols: flower yucca (1927) tree pinon (1949) animal black bear (1963) bird roadrunner (1949) fish cutthroat trout (1955) vegetables chili and frijol (1965) gem turquoise (1967) song Spanish-language song poem grass blue gramma (1973) fossil coelophysis (1981) cookie bizcochito (1989) insect tarantula hawk wasp (1989) ballad bilingual song question Nickname: Land of Enchantment (1999) Origin of name: 10 largest cities (2003 est.):

65. Mexico Other large cities Ecatepec, 1731900 (part of mexico City metro. area); Weaver, 499 other new mexico artisans get funds to create cottage industries. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107779.html

in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Daily Almanac for Sep 24, 2005 Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites Hispanic Heritage Month Hurricane Katrina Daylight Saving Time Ramadan ... Texas Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map College Center Scholarship Search College Resources Career Center Job Search Post Your Resume Continuing Ed. more . . . Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips World Countries Mexico Infoplease Atlas: Mexico United Mexican States Official name: Estados Unidos Mexicanos President: Vicente Fox Quesada (2000) Area: 761,602 sq mi (1,972,550 sq km) Population (2005 est.): 106,202,903 (growth rate: 1.2%); birth rate: 21.0/1000; infant mortality rate: 20.9/1000; life expectancy: 75.2; density per sq mi: 139 Capital and largest city (2003 est.): Mexico City, 21,233,900 (metro. area), 8,681,400 (city proper) Other large cities: Monetary unit: Mexican peso Languages: Spanish, various Mayan, Nahuatl, and other regional indigenous languages Ethnicity/race: mestizo (Amerindian-Spanish) 60%, Amerindian or predominantly Amerindian 30%, white 9%, other 1%

66. SuperPages.com Santa Fe, New Mexico City Page Established in 1610, Santa Fe is the oldest capital city in the United States.Check out the links below for local retailers and services, as well as other http://www.superpages.com/cities/Santa Fe-NM.html

67. Restaurants For Dining In California, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Te Showcasing restaurants for select cities in California, Colorado, new mexico and Oklahoma. Featured restaurant listings include photos, menus, reviews, dining discounts, maps and special service information. http://www.restauranteur.com/

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68. Cities, Reigons & Maps :: New Mexico Tourism Department Find out about the cities and regions and make your next new mexico adventure asuccess! To explore our state, start by clicking on any of these six regions http://www.newmexico.org/explore/index.php

Cities by Region: Northwest NM North-Central NM Northeast NM Central NM ... Southeast NM Maps: State Park Locations State Monuments Ski Area Locations Scenic Byways Locations Downloadable Maps: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the following PDF files. New Mexico Road Map 'High Road to Taos' Map You've no doubt heard of our state capital, Santa Fe (pop. 62,203 in 2000), in the North-Central region, but did you know that it's the oldest government seat in the United States? Find out about the cities and regions and make your next New Mexico adventure a success! To explore our state, start by clicking on any of these six regions outlined in this map: Northwest North Central Northeast Central ... Southeast Click any region above. Contact NM Tourism Feedback Request Visitors Guide

69. New Mexico Tourism Department Pueblos, Tribes, Reservations view region map view cities The identity of the Find out about new mexico s eighteen, existing Pueblos, as well as the http://www.newmexico.org/go/loc/cities/page/cities-pueblos.html

Cities by Region: Northwest NM North-Central NM Northeast NM Central NM ... Southeast NM Maps: State Park Locations State Monuments Ski Area Locations Scenic Byways Locations Downloadable Maps: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the following PDF files. New Mexico Road Map 'High Road to Taos' Map view region map view cities The identity of the Pueblo peoples is undeniably connected to the stone and adobe dwellings they have occupied for more than 700 years. Originally coming from the Latin word populus , "people, nation," the Spanish word pueblo , meaning "town, village," was naturally used by 16th-century Spanish explorers to refer to villages that they discovered or founded in the Southwest. Find out about New Mexico's eighteen, existing Pueblos, as well as the Indian Reservations and Tribes, by clicking on the links at right. Acoma Pueblo Cochit­ Pueblo Isleta Pueblo J©mez Pueblo ... Request Visitors Guide

70. 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.epcog.org/nw/index.htm

About the Northwest NM COG The Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments (NWNMCOG) is a voluntary association of local units of government, serving as the regional planning organization for the northwest corner of New Mexico, also known as State Planning and Development District I. As such, it serves as one of seven such districts in the state, which were formed by state statute. For twenty years, the organization was known as the "McKinley Area Council of Governments," but in 1988 the local governments in Cibola and San Juan Counties became members, thus expanding the organization into its present format as the "Northwest New Mexico" COG. In 1989, the Council of Governments created the region's first Federally sponsored Overall Economic Development Program (OEDP) , resulting in its designation in 1990 by the US Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, as an official Economic Development District. It is the District's responsibility to update this regional OEDP on an annual basis. The Northwest New Mexico planning district spans over 15,000 square miles of highland plateau country and encompasses a population of nearly 200,000, about one-half of whom are members of one of four sovereign Native American nations: the Navajo Nation; the Pueblo of Zuni; the Pueblo of Acoma; and the Pueblo of Laguna. Most of the region's land base is comprised of public lands (including Federal Indian reservations), and approximately one-half of the region's population lives in non-municipal rural communities.

71. Serving The Municipalities Of The Land Of Enchantment A nonprofit, nonpartisan association whose member cities comprise 100% of the State's incorporated municipalities. Includes vents and training calendar, job bank, maps, advocacy and legislative information. http://www.nmml.org/

New Mexico Municipal League Serving the municipalities of New Mexico P.O. Box 846 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504 1229 Paseo De Peralta 1-800-432-2036 FAX (505) 984-1392 Home About NMML Subsections Policy Center Government Partners ... Municipal Officials Leadership Institute (MOLI) 2005 Master Municipal Clerk Academy Information Memo Preliminary Program Registration Form (credit cards accepted - print, complete and mail/fax to League office) Clerks Certification Institute - Year II, Series 8 Information Memo Preliminary Program Registration Form (credit cards accepted - print, complete and mail/fax to League office) Scholarship Eligibility Requirements Scholarship Application Form 2005 Infrastructure Finance Conference Registration Form - Credit Cards Accepted (print, complete, sign and return) ... On-line Registration (no credit cards accepted) 7th Annual Fire Service Conference October 19-22, 2005 Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town (Formerly the Sheraton Old Town) President's Invitation Conference Program Registration Form (credit cards accepted - print, complete and mail/fax to the League office)

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73. Cities Of Gold Casino Hotel - Santa Fe, New Mexico cities of Gold Casino Hotel is located 15 scenic miles north of Santa Fe, new mexico on Hwy. 84/285. 124 luxurious Guest Rooms. 1300 square feet of Conference Facilities. Steps away from the cities of Gold Casino. http://www.coghotel.com

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75. 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

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76. 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

City in New Mexico Gallup Vital Statistics Where to stay ... 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

77. 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.ku.edu/heritage/research/sft/sft-cities.html

States, Towns, Forts, and Rest Stops Today Along the Interactive Santa Fe Trail CyberTrail (SFT) Vicariously, start anywhere from MO KS Cimarron Cutoff OK ... NM Santa Fe Trail eCards eCard Index TrailCam (photos) * Trail map NPS sites: Santa Fe National Historic Trail and Visiting the Trail Today Santa Fe Trail books: Kansas On-Line BookStore Exploring the trail? Check Day Trips from any zip code, then make reservations in Bed and Breakfasts in Missouri and Santa Fe, NM MO motels : Franklin - Boonville ( ) - Arrow Rock ( ) - Lexington - Sibley - Independence Kansas City KS motels Overland Park Gardner - Baldwin City - Burlingame - Council Grove - Herrington - McPherson Great Bend Larned Dodge City - Cimarron - Garden City or Liberal CO motels Lamar La Junta Trinidad OK motels Guymon NM motels Raton Cimarron - Springer - Las Vegas Santa Fe and more Santa Fe NM hotels and motels Prefer to fly? Check airline fares and schedules and car rentals in Santa Fe Missouri MO family, history, travel MO and SFT eCards * The National Road US Route 40 and the Lewis and Clark Trail follow parts of the old Santa Fe Trail in MO.

78. SeeAmerica - New Mexico - Cities Regions Search new mexico. All Categories, Activities Attractions, cities Farmington,Gallup and Grants, new mexico are the service centers in the region. http://www.seeamerica.org/visit_newmexico.jsp?type=cities

79. New Mexico Bigger Cities (over 6000 Residents) cities, towns, and villages in new mexico between 1000 and 6000 residents Towns, and villages in new mexico with fewer than 1000 residents. City list http://www.city-data.com/city/New-Mexico.html

New Mexico Bigger Cities (over 6000 residents) More New Mexico directories: Cities, towns, and villages in New Mexico between 1000 and 6000 residents Towns, and villages in New Mexico with fewer than 1000 residents City list: Alamogordo (pop. 35,582) Albuquerque (pop. 448,607) Anthony (pop. 7,904) Artesia (pop. 10,692) Aztec (pop. 6,378) Belen (pop. 6,901) Bernalillo (pop. 6,611) Bloomfield (pop. 6,417) Carlsbad (pop. 25,625) Chaparral (pop. 6,117) Clovis (pop. 32,667) Corrales (pop. 7,334) Deming (pop. 14,116) Espanola (pop. 9,688) Farmington (pop. 37,844) Gallup (pop. 20,209) Grants (pop. 8,806) Hobbs (pop. 28,657) Kirtland (pop. 6,190) Las Cruces (pop. 74,267) Las Vegas (pop. 14,565) Los Alamos (pop. 11,909) Los Lunas (pop. 10,034) Lovington (pop. 9,471) North Valley (pop. 11,923) Portales (pop. 11,131) Raton (pop. 7,282) Rio Rancho (pop. 51,765) Roswell (pop. 45,293) Ruidoso (pop. 7,698) Santa Fe (pop. 62,203) Shiprock (pop. 8,156) Silver City (pop. 10,545) Socorro (pop. 8,877) South Valley (pop. 39,060) Sunland Park (pop. 13,309) Truth or Consequences (pop. 7,289)

80. Hotel, Motel, Inn - Santa Fe, New Mexico - Cities Of Gold Casino cities Of Gold Casino Santa Fe is ready for your online reservation. Spend timeat cities Of Gold Casino on your next vacation road trip. http://www.roadsideamerica.com/hotelfinder/hotelinfo/75611.html

Great rates on US hotels, motels, inns. Plan where to stay on your next road trip! US Hotels Canada Hotels roadsideamerica.com Hotel FAQ ... Santa Fe Cities Of Gold Casino Hotel, Motel, Inn - Santa Fe, New Mexico Cities Of Gold Casino 10B Cities of Gold Road Santa Fe, NM 87506 Nightly Rates 3 Star Arrival Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Departure Date Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Adults Children The Cities of Gold Casino Hotel is located 15 miles north of Santa Fe in beautiful norhtern New Mexico. Guests can play in the Las Vegas style Cities of Gold Casino, play the 27 hole Towa Golf Course, or travel to the nearby historic Indian Pueblos. Amenities AM/FM Alarm Clock Bar/Lounge Casino Coffee Maker in Room 24 Hour Front Desk Handicapped Rooms/Facilities Free Parking Golf Hairdryers Available Modem Lines in Room Modem Lines in Room No Smoking Rooms/Facilities Pets Allowed Pool Parking Restaurant Room Service Fitness Center or Spa Television with Cable Laundry/Valet Services Room Information Deluxe room with 2 queens Deluxe room with two queen beds, handcrafted Native American furniture, private bathroom with bathtub and shower, iron and board, hairdryer, dataport, telephone with voicemail, remote control color cable TV, refrigerator, alarm clock, coffee maker. Views of the Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Truchas Mountains. Smoking and non smoking rooms available. Complimentary airport and local shuttle, outdoor parking, coffee/tea. Sleeps 5.

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