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USA San Miguel County, New Mexico age pyramid.svg - DieBucheBot
AFS New mexico Western Life Camp.jpg - Routefinder
Pecos1.jpg - Fladrif~commonswiki
Bell Ranch, San Miguel Co., N.M LCCN2007662624.tif - CaroleHenson
The land of sunshine; a handbook of the resources, products, industries and climate of New Mexico (1904) (14593724528).jpg - SteinsplitterBot
2013 - After the June Hail Storm, Pecos National Historic Park - panoramio.jpg - Panoramio upload bot
Horseshoe Curves (8752814960).jpg - Fæ
Plains of New Mexico (Unsplash).jpg - Fæ
Highway to Acoma Sky City Pueblo.jpg - NewMexicophotographer1
Southwest Chief at Bernal, New Mexico, February 2019.jpg - Pi1415926535
Near Four V Canyon - Flickr - aspidoscelis.jpg - Josve05a
Near Cerro de Corazon - Flickr - aspidoscelis.jpg - Josve05a
In the Gallinas Canon, Las Vegas (a699a1aa-7336-47b1-8666-53a425bbaba9).jpg - BMacZeroBot
The path following the Gallinas Creek near downtown Las Vegas, New Mexico on 6 June 2022.jpg - Matthew.kowal
Acequia Madre at Valencia St. in Las Vegas, New Mexico on 24 June 2022.jpg - Matthew.kowal
Guard rail damage along Forest 263 Rd as a result of the from the Calf Canyon Hermits Peak Fire, 12 September 2022.jpg - Matthew.kowal
A heavy gauge metal barrier protects Forest Road 263 and the canyon west of Montezuma, New Mexico. The barriers were added to protect against flood and debris damage following the Hermit Peak Calf Canyon wildfires.jpg - Matthew.kowal
A heavy gauge metal barrier protects Forest Road 263 and the canyon west of Montezuma, New Mexico.jpg - Matthew.kowal
Looking NW from the Jack Creek Trail to Pecos Baldy Lake on 9 August 2021.jpg - Matthew.kowal
Workers from the city of Las Vegas, New Mexico dumping stone and earth from a dump truck to form a breaker to reinforce the bridge from potentially hazardous flooding of the Gallinas creek.jpg - Matthew.kowal
Yetta Kohn family, 1899.png - CaroleHenson
Partially burned forest along trail 223 in the Pecos Wilderness of the Santa Fe National Forest. Hermits Peak is visible in the distance.jpg - Matthew.kowal