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Northern New Mexico is known for its diverse communities. We have resort towns, art colonies, Hispanic villages, Pueblo communities, western mining towns, old railroad stops, and ranching towns.

Acoma Pueblo   Elevation: 6,460; Population: 2,802
Built in 1150 AD, Acoma sits atop a 367-foot-high mesa 55 miles west of Albuquerque. A National Trust for Historic Preservation-designated site.
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Angel Fire   Elevation: 8,600 ft; Population: 1,048
Year-round mountain resort - skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, golf.
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Chama   Elevation: 7,871; Population: 1,500
Nestled in an alpine valley, Chama is an agricultural and art village known for its narrow gauge Cumbres-Toltec Scenic Railroad.
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Chimayo   Elevation: 6,075 ft; Population: 2,924
Founded in the 17th century by Spanish settlers, Chimayo is little changed today. Known for its "church of many miracles' (El Santuario de Chimayo), traditional weaving and wood-working arts, red chiles, and beautiful rural landscapes.
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Cimarron   Elevation: 6,430; Population: 917
Notorious for its Wild West outlaw days and an important part of the Santa Fe Trail, Cimarron is now a mountain retreat echoing its historic past.
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Clayton   Elevation: 5,065 ft.; Population: 2,500
Experience the Santa Fe Trail, the Capulin Volcano, and the great wide open spaces of this New Mexico ranchland.
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Farmington   Elevation: 5,395 ft; Population: 41,000
Explore American Indian culture, nearby national and state parks, scenic vistas, world-class fishing, and multi-terrain mountain-biking, in the Four Corners area.
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Ghost Ranch   Elevation: 6,500 ft; Population: 150
Red rock landscapes made famous by Georgia O’Keeffe.
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Northeast New Mexico   Elevation: 4,096 - 6,933 ft; Population: 65,600
From the Great Plains to the Rocky Mountains, explore the land of the Santa Fe Trail, the Wild West, and of today's ranchers.
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Ojo Caliente   Elevation: 6,983 ft; Population: 1130
Mineral hot springs resort; spa, retreats, lodging.
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Red River   Elevation: 8,650 ft; Population: 485
Beautiful mountain village offers year-round outdoor adventures.
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Sipapu   Elevation: 8200 ft; Population:
A family-friendly mountain resort, with fishing, disc golfing, hiking and more - just 22 miles south of Taos.
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Taos   Elevation: 6,952 ft; Population: 4,920
An historic art colony, cultural hub, and rejuvenating getaway.
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Taos Pueblo   Elevation: 7,112 ft; Population: 1,264
1,000-year old Pueblo village and trade center; experience ancient ceremonial dances and shop for hand-crafted wares.
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Taos Ski Valley   Elevation: 9,200 ft; Population: 56
Pristine mountain setting - world-class skiing and snowboarding, summer alpine getaway.
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Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway
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Cimarron Chamber of Commerce
Stroll old town rich in Wild West history, stay in a haunted hotel, fly-fish mountain-fed streams, rock-climb the Palisades. visit site →
Taos Pueblo
Experience this UNESCO World Heritage Site - the oldest continuously inhabited community in North America. visit site →

Area Maps
Town of Taos, New Mexico Click here for a 8x11 print (0.2 MB) Click here for a 11x17 print (0.2 MB) Taos County [North Central NM] (0.3 MB) Taos Historic District (0.1 MB) Getting to Taos, New Mexico PDF Download (0.1 MB) Driving Distances, Transportation → Trail Maps Angel Fire Resort (4.8 MB) Red River Ski Area (4 MB) Sipapu Ski Resort (2.1 MB) Taos Ski Valley (2.8 MB) Maps of Surrounding Areas Farmington City Map (0.6 MB) Four Corners Map (0.4 MB) Northeast New Mexico (0.3 MB) Pecos, New Mexico (0.9 MB) Town of Red River (0.1 MB) Village of Taos Ski Valley (0.4 MB)


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