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New Mexico, USA has an area of 315,194 sq km and about 1,928,400 inhabitants. Its capital is Santa Fe.
New Mexico shares its borders with the American states of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah and Arizona. From deserts to high mesas to snow-capped peaks, New Mexico has wide variations in its topography.
Native Americans constitute majority of New Mexico’s population. Therefore, American Indian Culture is predominant in the region. There are some New Mexicans that speak a special dialect of Spanish—New Mexican Spanish. New Mexican culture is the result of the confluence of Spanish, Mexican, Native American and Anglo-American culture.
Las Cruces
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Also known as "The City of the Crosses". Must visit the majestic Organ Mountains, to the east, are dominant in the city's landscape, along with the Doña Ana Mountains, Robledo Mountains, and Picacho Peak. The modern "heart" of the city is where most stores and restaurants are located, There are a few festivals wich take place in las cruces such as the book festivals, wine , the Whole Enchilada Fiesta, held the last weekend in September, is southern New Mexico's most popular festival, day of the dead and the Renaissance ArtsFaire. The city also holds several museums, I found major interest in the Space Murals Museum in Organ which holds scale models of the Space Shuttle and Space Station Freedom and some relics of the Space Age and moving around is simple thanks to the numerous buses,...
Roswell
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Secrets of Roswell, NM: Be sure to visit the Spring River Golf Course, south side water features. Country Club Golf Course waterfall on Tee 4. The bike and hike trail on the Spring River Corridor, a great walk/ride through the center of the city, end to end! Beautiful!
Other destinations New Mexico
| Alamogordo | Albuquerque |
| Bernalillo | Clovis |
| Deming | Farmington |
| Gallup | Hobbs |
| Las Cruces | Los Alamos |
| Moriarty | Pecos |
| Roswell | Ruidoso |
| Santa Fe | Silver City |
| Socorro | Taos |





