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New Mexico Regions:     more books (100)

TSEGAI : An Archeological Ethnohistory of The Chaco Region (New Mexico). by David M. Brugge, 1986 The bacterial flora of the semi-desert regions of New Mexico: With especial reference to the bacteria of the air (Biological series) by John Weinzirl, 1900 Stratiform copper mineralization in the Nacimiento region, New Mexico (Target exploration report) by William H Kaufman, 1972 Uranium ore in the Mariano Lake--Lake Valley cores and the genesis of coffinite in the Grants uranium region, New Mexico (Evolution of sedimentary basins--San Juan Basin) by Paula L Hansley, 1988 Geology and recognition criteria for uraniferous humate deposits, Grants Uranium Region, New Mexico: Final report (GJBX / Grand Junction Office, United States Dept. of Energy) by Samuel S Adams, 1980 Annotated bibliography of Grants uranium region, New Mexico, 1950 to 1972 (Bulletin - New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources ; 105) by Frederick A Schilling, 1975 A Basin Analysis Case Study: The Morrison Formation, Grants Uranium Region, New Mexico (AAPG Studies in Geology 22) Carlsbad Region, New Mexico and West Texas by David W., Et al, Editors Love, 1993 Malaria in the irrigated regions of New Mexico by M. A Barber, 1933 Geochemical data for 95 thermal and nonthermal waters of the Valles Caldera: Southern Jemez Mountains region, New Mexico by Fraser Goff, 1982 Comparison of the chemical characteristics of the uranium deposits of the Morrison Formation in the Grants uranium region, New Mexico (Open-file report ... of the Interior, Geological Survey) by Charles S Spirakis, 1983 A geothermal investigation of spring and well waters of the Los Alamos region, New Mexico by Fraser E Goff, 1980 Geochemical anomalies in the Philmont Ranch region, New Mexico, (State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources. Circular 92) by Leo Misagi, 1968 Geology of the Jemez-Albuquerque region, New Mexico by Albert B Reagan, 1903

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81. CVO Menu - America's Volcanic Past - New Mexico
    America's Volcanic Past new mexico. " View the Geologic Time Scale. Learn More About new mexico Volcanoes. Volcanic Highlights and Features new mexico volcanic features or events and is by  
    http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/LivingWith/VolcanicPast/Places/volcanic_past_new_mexic
    
    Extractions: New Mexico "Though few people in the United States may actually experience an erupting volcano, the evidence for earlier volcanism is preserved in many rocks of North America. Features seen in volcanic rocks only hours old are also present in ancient volcanic rocks, both at the surface and buried beneath younger deposits." Excerpt from: Brantley, 1994 New Mexico It seems that each of the Southwestern states has an apparent geologic specialty. If so, and Arizona is the big Canyon state, Utah is the Mesozoic fauna state, and Colorado is the big snow-capped Rocky Mountains state, then what is New Mexico? New Mexicans need only look out their windows for the answer: New Mexico is the Volcano state. New Mexico has one of the greatest concentrations of young, well-exposed, and uneroded volcanoes on the continent. And as a bonus, it is also the Rift Valley state; it has one of only four or five big continental rifts in the world, East Africa being one of the other ones. The fact is, New Mexico is one of the best places to study the natural history of volcanoes. Twenty percent of the U.S. National Parks and Monuments based on volcanic themes are in New Mexico. There are more here than Arizona, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington combined.

82. Region 2 U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service--New Mexico
    Region 2 States Arizona - new mexico - Oklahoma - Texas San Juan River BasinRecovery Implementation Program Wetlands National Wetlands Inventory, maps  
    http://southwest.fws.gov/statelinks/nmlinks.htm

83. Gabriola Cycle And Kayak
    Offers Gulf Islands tours and packaged adventures to other regions, such as mexico and the U.S.  
    http://www.gck.ca/

84. ZapMeta Directory > Regional > North America > United States > New Mexico > Regi
    A tourism and travel guide to the Western Region of new mexico, with interactivemaps and upto-date information about hotels, tours, weather, attractions  
    http://www.zapmeta.com/search/meta/db.pl?dir=183035

85. Probation And Parole Regional Map :: New Mexico Corrections Department
    Regional Offices Region I Region II Region III Region IV Region V LocationMap, Disclaimer Webmaster. © 2004 new mexico Corrections Department.  
    http://corrections.state.nm.us/parole/probationmap.html

86. Probation And Parole Offices - Region II :: New Mexico Corrections Department
    NM 87196, REGION II OFFICES Albuquerque – PSR District. 2004 new MexicoCorrections Department. All rights reserved. dir. prisonsdiv.  
    http://corrections.state.nm.us/parole/regionII.html
    
    Extractions: Region II has 70 employees. With the exception of the Sandoval and Torrance County Offices, all staff is housed in Albuquerque. This Region supervises adult felons who live in the Albuquerque Metropolitan area. The average caseload for these officers is between 85 and 125 per officer, due to vacancies. The Pre-Sentence Report Unit prepares Pre-Sentence Reports (PSR) for the Judges in the Second Judicial District. The Sandoval County and Torrance County Offices do not have a PSR unit; therefore, they cover the gamut of work as they prepare Pre-Sentence Reports, supervise a caseload and also utilize privately contracted Community Corrections services.

87. Reclamation's Native American Program-water Rights
    Negotiations, Implementation. Aamodt (Pueblos of Nambe, Pojoaque Valley, San Ildefonso,Tesuque) new mexico (Upper Colorado Region) Brian Parry 801524-3674.  
    http://www.usbr.gov/native/naao/water/
    
    Extractions: 202-513-0625 for this website Water Rights Negotiation and Implementation Reclamation's support for the Department of the Interior's Water Rights Settlement Program includes providing NAAO and other Reclamation staff to serve on water rights assessment, negotiation, and implementation teams and to provide technical support to the Federal Negotiations teams. Negotiation Reclamation participates on Federal Negotiation teams. As more progress is made, activities intensify for these teams. Activities primarily include direction and participation of Reclamation on Federal Indian water rights negotiating teams, the performance of technical studies, and the gathering and technical analysis of data to assist in negotiations. Implementation When a final settlement is achieved, the settlement implementation phase begins. Usually, there is a period during which a Federal implementation team participates in implementing a settlement. A variety of activities may be performed during implementation, ranging from coordination to performing studies or construction authorized and funded by the settlement.

88. The Council On Competitiveness
    MidRegion Council of Governments, believe we have identified three critical issuesthat, if addressed, will help the Central new mexico region to accelerate  
    http://www.compete.org/newsroom/readnews.asp?id=148

89. New Mexico Bed & Breakfast Association
    Choose a Region for a Listing of Inns HOME. BECOME A MEMBER. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.INNS FOR SALE. LINKS. CONTACT US. © 2004 All Rights Reserved new mexico B B Assn.  
    http://www.nmbba.org/detail-map.htm

90. EPA: Clear Skies -- Clear Skies In New Mexico
    With or without Clear Skies, electricity prices in the electricity supply regionthat includes new mexico are expected to remain near or below 2000 prices.  
    http://www.epa.gov/air/clearskies/state/nm.html
    
    Extractions: Clear Skies Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Clear Skies Where You Live Where You Live ... Clear Skies Home Data updated July 2003 340KB PDF Version New Mexico sources would reduce emissions of SO2 by 13%, NOx by 57%, and mercury by 28% by 2020 due to Clear Skies. The health benefits in the West would total $8.6 billion annually ($1.6 billion under the alternative estimate) and include approximately 1,100 fewer premature deaths (600 under the alternative estimate) and 2,500 fewer hospitalizations/emergency room visits each year.

91. FEMA: Federal Disaster Funds Authorized For New Mexico To Aid Local Government F
    Federal Disaster Funds Authorized For new mexico To Aid Local GovernmentFlood Recovery. Release Date April 29, 2004 Release Number HQ04-063.  
    http://www.fema.gov/news/newsrelease.fema?id=12050

92. Eastern New Mexico University Signs Eight Players To National Letters-of-Intent
    Dusty Higgins (Jr., Roswell, NM/new mexico JC) finished fourth in the Regionin bull riding and narrowly missed earning a spot at the national finals.  
    http://www.enmu.edu/athletics/news/press-releases/archives/2004/May/05-7enmurode
    
    Extractions: 2004 Archive ENMU Rodeo Qualifies Three Athletes for College National Finals Rodeo PORTALES, NM Tabor Smith (Sr., Elida, NM/Elida HS), Royce Lynch (Jr., Deming, NM/Deming HS) and Kendra Jones (Sr., Sonora, TX/Odessa College) have qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo, set for June 13-19 in Casper, Wyo. Smith qualified for nationals as a healer in team roping, while Lynch earned his berth in tie-down roping and Kendra Jones qualified in goat tying. Rodeo athletes must conclude the regular season ranked among the top three finishers in their Region of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. ENMU competes in the Southwest Region. Smith took first place in the Southwest standings as a team roping healer. Lynch tied for first in tie-down roping, and Jones took second place in goat tying. Dusty Higgins (Jr., Roswell, NM/New Mexico JC) finished fourth in the Region in bull riding and narrowly missed earning a spot at the national finals.

93. Park Tour
    Please select a park from the drop down list or click a region onthe map. Bluewater Lake.  
    http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/PAGES/REGIONS/TOUR.HTM
    
    Extractions: Bluewater Lake Bottomless Lakes Brantley Lake Caballo Lake Cimarron Canyon City of Rocks Clayton Lake Conchas Lake Coyote Creek Elephant Butte Lake El Vado Lake Fenton Lake Heron Lake Hyde Memorial Leasburg Dam Living Desert Manzano Mountains Morphy Lake Navajo Lake Oasis Oliver Lee Memorial Pancho Villa Percha Dam Rio Grande Nature Center Rockhound Santa Rosa Lake Storrie Lake Sugarite Canyon Sumner Lake Ute Lake Villanueva

94. JEC Home
    Funding from the State Justice Institute enabled us to bring this seminar to NewMexico. Four district court regions have set the dates for their seminars the  
    http://jec.unm.edu/
    
    Extractions: At the urging of former Municipal Judges’ Association President, Judge Alan Kirk, we have arranged to bring the National Judicial College’s DUI Primer for New Judges to Albuquerque May 6-7. All limited jurisdiction and tribal judges who handle DWI cases are encouraged to apply, but since space is limited for this introductory level course we will give preference to newer judges if the seminar becomes overenrolled. This seminar comes to us through funding from the Traffic Safety Bureau of the State Highway and Transportation Department. Close Box Sexual Assault With the designation of water law judges in every district in the state, and the increasing importance of water rights, JEC has committed to develop training to prepare the newly designated judges to assume their responsibilities. After a breakout seminar for these judges at the June Judicial Conclave, planning will get underway in earnest for a full day fall seminar on this subject. Close Box District Court Staff Regional Programs The Regional Coordinators for the District Court Staff Seminars, with ongoing support from JEC staff, continue to work hard at planning and implementing programs for their areas. Four district court regions have set the dates for their seminars: the Southeast Region on April 20 and 21in Roswell; the Southwest Region on April 27 and 28 in Las Cruces; the Northwest Region in Gallup on April 29 and 30; and the Central Region on May 26 and 27 in Albuquerque. The Northeast Region program will be scheduled for sometime during the fall of 2004.

95. Major Anasazi Regions & Sites - Manitou Cliff Dwellings
    border at a point in line with Winslow, Arizona, on the west and Albuquerque, NewMexico, on the east, Cíbola is by far the smallest of the Anasazi regions.  
    http://www.cliffdwellingsmuseum.com/sites.htm
    
    Extractions: At least from the time of Jesus, and for possibly 1,500 years before, the Anasazi occupied a huge chunk of mostly arid and barren real estate in the Four Corners Area of the American Southwest where four modern states - Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah - join at one point. Many 19th century archaeologists believed that the Anasazi disappeared after they abandoned major cities like Mesa Verde and Chaco near the end of the 13th century. Now, we know that they didn't just vanish into thin air, but migrated to the Río Grande Valley, Hopi, Zuni, Acoma and other pueblos in Arizona and New Mexico. (See the SW Cultures Map ). In fact, modern scientists have extended the historical timeline of the Anasazi to at least 1700 and, often, right up to the present to encompass the modern Puebloan descendants of the Anasazi. Scattered throughout the immense area once occupied by the Anasazi are hundreds of thousands of sites, ranging from caves and individual campsites in the open to multi-story adobe pueblos and magnificent cliff-side stone cities. Most of the major sites are within the boundaries of national or state parks and monuments. On the following pages we deal mostly with such major sites since they are generally more accessible and better maintained.

96. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Regional Offices
    the regional web pages, just click on a State or Region!  
    http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/nhtsa/whatis/regions/index.cfm?fitting=yes

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