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New Mexico is located in the Southwestern part of the US and is known for its deserts, mesas and snow-capped peaks.  This great diversity of geography makes New Mexico real estate a great investment.  It borders Texas, Oklahoma, Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. 

Whether you enjoy dry deserts or high mountains, there is something for everyone in New Mexico.  The semi arid lands are covered by mesquite, cacti, yucca, desert grasses and creosote bush.  The desert is a great place to hike, bike, camp, hunt and fish.  Prefer mountains?  The Sangre de Cristo Mountains run through the northern part of the state.  Come winter these mountains are home to fantastic skiing.  Check out Taos for deep powder and steep slopes.  In addition to deserts and mountains, New Mexico is home to several important rivers including the Rio Grande, Canadian, San Juan, Gila and Pecos.   These rivers are great for fly fishing and other water sports.

With millions of acres being protected as national forest, New Mexico is a good area for recreation.  Other attractions include the Aztec Ruins National Monument and the Carlsbad Caverns National Park, both must visits in New Mexico.

The economy is based on oil and gas production, tourism, and federal government spending.  Federal government jobs relate to the military with three air force bases, a testing range, and an army proving ground. Also, Los Alamos National Laboratory employs many in New Mexico.


A few facts about New Mexico:

 

  • New Mexico has the sixth lowest population density of any state at 15 people per square mile.
  • The northwest corner of New Mexico is part of the Four Corners.
  • New Mexico sees an average of 15 inches of precipitation each year.
  • New Mexico has no official state language and Spanish is spoken frequently.
  • New Mexico is an important center of Native American culture.
  • Santa Fe is home to a thriving artistic community (Georgia O’Keeffe was from Santa Fe)
  • Writer D.H. Lawrence lived near Taos in the 1920s.



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