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2. New Mexico Cities - Sunshine Review This is a list of incorporated cities, towns, and villages and unincorporated census designated places (CDP) in New Mexico. Highlighted rows indicate county seats. http://sunshinereview.org/index.php/New_Mexico_cities

New Mexico cities From Sunshine Review Jump to: navigation search The New Mexico project on Sunshine Review Statewide Counties Cities School Districts Inspection of Public Records Act Transparency Advocates This is a list of incorporated cities, towns, and villages and unincorporated census designated places (CDP) in New Mexico . Highlighted rows indicate county seats. edit New Mexico cities with populations over 20,000 See how they compare by reading the evaluation of New Mexico city websites (sorted by population) Place County Category Albuquerque Bernalillo City Las Cruces Doña Ana City Santa Fe Santa Fe City Rio Rancho Sandoval City Roswell Chaves City Farmington San Juan City Alamogordo Otero City Clovis Curry City Hobbs Lea City Carlsbad Eddy City Gallup McKinley City Deming Luna City edit Smaller New Mexico cities (sorted alphabetically) Contents Top A B C ... edit A Place County Category Acomita Lake Cibola CDP Agua Fria Santa Fe CDP Alamo Socorro CDP Alcalde Rio Arriba CDP Algodones Sandoval CDP Angel Fire Colfax Village Anthony Doña Ana CDP Artesia Eddy City Aztec San Juan City edit B Place County Category Bayard Grant City Beclabito San Juan CDP Belen Valencia City Bernalillo Sandoval Town Black Rock McKinley CDP Bloomfield San Juan City Boles Acres Otero CDP Bosque Farms Valencia Village Brimhall Nizhoni McKinley CDP edit C Place County Category Canada de los Alamos Santa Fe CDP Cannon AFB Curry CDP Capitan Lincoln Village Carlsbad North Eddy CDP Carnuel Bernalillo CDP Carrizozo Lincoln Town Casa Colorada Valencia CDP Causey Roosevelt Village Cedar Crest Bernalillo CDP Cedar Grove Santa Fe CDP Chama Rio Arriba Village Chamisal Taos CDP

3. New Mexico Cities Albuquerque, New Mexico If you are looking for an authentic Southwest experience, look no further. As one of the oldest cites in the Unites States (we just celebrated our 300th http://www.new-mexico-visitor.com/html/new_mexico_cities.html

4. List Of Settlements In New Mexico By Population - Wikipedia, The Free Encycloped This is a list of incorporated cities, towns, and villages and unincorporated Census Designated Places in New Mexico Population figures are the 2006 estimates unless otherwise noted. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_New_Mexico

List of settlements in New Mexico by population From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from List of cities in New Mexico Jump to: navigation search This is a list of incorporated cities, towns, and villages and unincorporated Census Designated Places in New Mexico Population figures are the 2006 estimates unless otherwise noted. This is an incomplete list , which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries. Albuquerque , Largest City in New Mexico Las Cruces Santa Fe , Capital of New Mexico Place Population County Category Albuquerque Bernalillo City Las Cruces Doña Ana City Rio Rancho Sandoval City Santa Fe Santa Fe City Roswell Chaves City Farmington San Juan City Clovis Curry City South Valley Bernalillo CDP Alamogordo Otero City Hobbs Lea City Carlsbad Eddy City Gallup McKinley City Deming Luna City Sunland Park Doña Ana City Las Vegas San Miguel City Española Rio Arriba City North Valley Bernalillo CDP Los Alamos Los Alamos CDP Los Lunas Valencia City Portales Roosevelt City Artesia Eddy City Silver City Grant City Lovington Lea City Ruidoso Lincoln Town Grants Cibola City Socorro Socorro Town Shiprock San Juan CDP Anthony Doña Ana City Corrales Sandoval Town Bloomfield San Juan City Bernalillo Sandoval City Belen Valencia City Aztec San Juan City Truth or Consequences Sierra City Raton Colfax Town Zuni McKinley CDP Kirtland San Juan CDP Chaparral Doña Ana CDP White Rock Los Alamos CDP Eldorado at Santa Fe Santa Fe CDP El Cerro-Monterey Park Valencia CDP Los Ranchos de Albuquerque Bernalillo Village Tucumcari Quay Town

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8. City Information - New Mexico Cities - Theater Tickets - Concert Tickets - Sport Ticket Specialists is your broker for local and national events and tours. We offer tickets to concerts, theater ,sports, festivals, family events, and more! http://www.ticketspecialists.com/cities/state/new_mexico.htm

Free Shipping!!! (for standard delivery) Use code FreeShip on the checkout page. Ticket Specialists City New Mexico City - New Mexico Information: Tickets, Venues, Events and More New Mexico Cities Guide New York City, the Big Apple, is the center for commerce and media for the United States and the world. Wall Street, Broadway, and Yankee Stadium bring everything from culture to business to pure entertainment. The city has its roots back in the 1600s when the Dutch set up a trading settlement called New Amsterdam. From the tiny settlement on the southern tip of Manhattan the city evolved into the most populace city in America. >> More SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco has a well-deserved reputation as one of the most progressive cities in the US. Lesser known is it's thriving theater community. Check out the huge selection of theater tickets on our San Fransico page. > View Tickets DENVER The mile high city is the place to be for sporting events. With the Rockies, Broncos, Nuggets, and Avalanche there is always something going on year around. We're your source for great tickets to Denver sports! > View Tickets DALLAS The biggest bands regularly make Dallas a stop on their national tours. Tickets to the hottest concerts in Dallas can be tough to get but we've got you covered. Don't miss the summer concert season this year in Dallas.

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10. Map Of New Mexico Cities - New Mexico Road Map A map of New Mexico cities that includes interstates, US Highways and State routes by Geology.com http://geology.com/cities-map/new-mexico.shtml

11. Nursing Homes In New Mexico Cities - Reviews And Ratings Give your home a check up. Detailed reports on New Mexico nursing homes with information on quality, staffing, deficiencies, reviews, ratings and more. http://citehealth.com/nursing-homes/new-mexico/cities

@import "/css/core.css"; @import "/css/core.print.css"; CiteHealth Forum Reviews Discussions RSS Login Join Home Dialysis Centers Home Care Agencies Hospitals ... Places You are here: CiteHealth Nursing Homes New Mexico New Mexico Cities with Nursing Homes Choose a city below to find a detailed report on a New Mexico (NM) nursing home including information on quality, staffing, deficiencies, reviews, ratings and more. All A B C ... Z Showing cities 1 to 33 of Alamogordo, NM Summary: The city of Alamogordo has 2 nursing homes. As of 2000, it's population was 35,582 giving it a home for every 17,791 residents. Homes: Population: Per Capita: 1 per 17,791 residents or 0.56 per 10,000 residents More Information Albuquerque, NM Summary: The city of Albuquerque has 18 nursing homes. As of 2000, it's population was 448,607 giving it a home for every 24,923 residents. Homes: Population: Per Capita: 1 per 24,923 residents or 0.40 per 10,000 residents More Information Artesia, NM Summary: The city of Artesia has 1 nursing home. As of 2000, it's population was 10,692 giving it a single home for all the residents. Homes: Population: Per Capita: 1 per 10,692 residents or 0.94 per 10,000 residents

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13. New Mexico Cities, Towns & Neighborhoods New Mexico Cities profiles of 1,587 cities, towns, neighborhoods, subdivisions and other populated places in New Mexico. http://newmexico.hometownlocator.com/cities/

New Mexico Cities 1,587 Populated Places Gazetteer Cities Counties Maps ZIP Codes Features ... New Mexico Gazetteer New Mexico Cities (For Incorporated Places , see New Mexico Civil Features New Mexico Cities Synopsis The New Mexico Cities section of the gazetteer has profiles for 1,587 populated places including cities, towns, neighborhoods, subdivisions and settlements. Each profile has five maps/aerial photos with quick links to get driving directions. The profiles include a dozen categories of information, resources and data with over 100 individual references for the larger cites and towns. The four most popular resources are: (1) Local jobs and employment, (2) Local real estate MLS listings, (3) Local hotels and lodging, (4) the "Search Nearby" tools for finding local people and businesses. Nearby physical features such as streams, islands and lakes are listed along with maps and driving directions. The same is true for both historical features and cultural features such as hospitals, parks, schools and airports. Each profile includes the current weather plus a seven day forecast. Note that for smaller populated places, the weather report may be for the nearest weather reporting station or airport.

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US City Home New Mexico Cities - Page 1 Everything About Your City ... Navigation US City Home New Mexico Cities New mexico Cities addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'dspohn23'; Cities A - D Cities E - H Cities I - M Cities N - Q ... Acomita Lake, New Mexico (NM) pop. (312) Agua Fria, New Mexico (NM) pop. (2,051) Alamo, New Mexico (NM) pop. (1,183) Alamogordo, New Mexico (NM) pop. (35,582) Albuquerque, New Mexico (NM) pop. (448,607) Alcalde, New Mexico (NM) pop. (377) Algodones, New Mexico (NM) pop. (688) Angel Fire, New Mexico (NM) pop. (1,048) Anthony, New Mexico (NM) pop. (7,904) Artesia, New Mexico (NM) pop. (10,692) Aztec, New Mexico (NM) pop. (6,378) Bayard, New Mexico (NM) pop. (2,534) Beclabito, New Mexico (NM) pop. (339) Belen, New Mexico (NM) pop. (6,901) Bernalillo, New Mexico (NM) pop. (6,611) Black Rock, New Mexico (NM) pop. (1,252) Bloomfield, New Mexico (NM)

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16. The US50 - Cities And Towns In New Mexico State State of New Mexico Cities. Largest Cities in New Mexico State Below is a list of some of the largest cities http://www.theus50.com/newmexico/cities.php

Home About Us Contact Us Sponsorship November 16, 2010 Visit Select a State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Links of Interest City Spotlight Albuquerque, NM Compare 497 Hotels in New Mexico 122 Albuquerque Hotels 61 Santa Fe Hotels ... New Mexico > Cities State of New Mexico Cities Largest Cities in New Mexico State Below is a list of some of the largest cities in New Mexico ranked by population. Select a city to view an interactive map, list of zipcodes and current weather of that city. Albuquerque, NM Population: 448,607 (US Census 2000) Las Cruces, NM Population: 74,267 (US Census 2000) Santa Fe, NM Population: 62,203 (US Census 2000) Rio Rancho, NM Population: 51,765 (US Census 2000) Roswell, NM Population: 45,293 (US Census 2000) South Valley, NM Population: 39,060 (US Census 2000) Farmington, NM Population: 37,844 (US Census 2000) Alamogordo, NM Population: 35,582 (US Census 2000) Clovis, NM Population: 32,667 (US Census 2000) Hobbs, NM Population: 28,657 (US Census 2000) List of Cities in New Mexico State Select a city or town from the list below to view an interactive map, list of zipcodes and current weather of that city. Note: This list was compiled with zipcode data from the United States Postal Service , some cities or towns may not be shown if they share a zipcode with other communities.

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PHOTOVALET (tm) Enter search term Cities - Architecture: New Mexico, Volume 1, Images by Wernher Krutein and T his page contains samples from our picture files on Cities - Architecture: New Mexico . These photographs are available for licensing in any media. For Pricing, General Guidelines, and Delivery information click here . You may contact us thru email or by phone for more information on the use of these images, and any others in our files not shown here. You may also use our search engine PHOTOVALET (tm) to find other images not found on this page. Please do not ask us or email us for free use of these images! New Mexico Volume D1 , New Mexico Volume 1, New Mexico Volume 2 New Mexico Volume 3 Included in the Vault are images of: Albuquerque Bandelier National Monument Chaco Culture National Historical Park National Monument Espanola ... Sangre De Cristo Mountains , Alamagordo, Roswell ( UFO Carlsbad Caverns National Park Rio Grande River , San Juan River, Aztec Ruins National Monument, Wheeler Peak (highest point in New Mexico) Sierra Blanca Shiprock Sandia Peak ... National Solar Observatory See also: CITIES Cities Arizona Cities: Nevada Cities Colorado ... Back to Category listings.

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19. New Mexico Cities & Towns Directory of New Mexico cities, towns, municipalities villages. Links to Official NM city, town, municipal or village site if available else Chamber of Commerce, Convention http://www.theagapecenter.com/Cities-Towns/New-Mexico.htm

20. 04.30.2002 - UC Berkeley Anthropologist Examines Mexico City's Rapidly Prolifera Review of book by an anthropologist who studied Alcoholics Anonymous in Mexico City http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2002/04/30_alano.html

UC Berkeley NEWS SEARCH NEWS HOME ARCHIVES EXTRAS MEDIA RELATIONS Press Releases Image Downloads Contacts UC Berkeley anthropologist examines Mexico City's rapidly proliferating Alcoholics Anonymous 30 April 2002 By Kathleen Maclay, Media Relations Berkeley - When University of California, Berkeley, anthropologist Stanley Brandes was invited by his Mexico City shoeshine man to join him at a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, the longtime scholar of Spain and Latin America was a bit surprised, but he immediately agreed. After attending that first meeting, Brandes returned for hundreds more over the course of several years as he launched a detailed ethnographic study of one AA group among the thousands flourishing in Mexico and Latin America. The stories of the men in that group are told in the just-published, "Staying Sober in Mexico City" (University of Texas Press). Latin America is calculated to account for one-third of AA's membership worldwide, and El Salvador is said to have the highest AA membership per capita of any nation. Throughout Mexico, about 90 percent of AA's members are male. Brandes said he was intensely curious to learn how AA, which in the United States is generally associated with Protestant faiths and a middle-class clientele striving to maintain sobriety, proliferates in a Mexican culture characterized by ardent Catholicism, poverty and often a hard-drinking machismo. What he learned, Brandes said, may add to the understanding of 12-step groups, in general, and of Latino participation in such groups.

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