New Mexico

This alphabetically-arranged list of major New Mexico cities provides convenient access to each city's interactive map, current weather conditions, and demographic information.

Learn about New Mexico's geography and topography as well as its man-made infrastructure such as cities, roads, and airports. View detailed highway maps, relief maps, and topographical maps of New Mexico and its surrounding region.

NMSU, a Land-Grant University, was founded in 1888. Its main campus is in Las Cruces with several branches around the state. Total enrollment is over 27,000 on all campuses, and about 1700 faculty. There are 51 programs for graduate study, including an engineering and a business school. The school is a member of the Western Athletic Conference. Information about applying on the website
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Directory of travel agencies and travel reservation services in the State of New Mexico. Each travel agent entry includes contact information and County name, based on its zip code.
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New Mexico's state capital is Santa Fe. Learn about the New Mexico state government operations and services. Browse the New Mexico travel and tourism information, and read about living and working in the Land of Enchantment.

UNM is located in Albuquerque and was founded in 1889. 26,399 students are enrolled at UNM and the school is designated by the Carnegie Classification as a Doctoral/Research Extensive University. UNM has colleges of nursing, pharmacy, architecture, engineering, law, medicine and public administration that offer professional degrees. The school also has about 12,000 non-traditional students
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