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Mosaic of New Mexico's Scenery, Rocks, and History

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Mosaic of New Mexico's Scenery, Rocks, and History

Publisher: N. Mexico Bureau of Mines & Min. Res.
Number of pages: 177

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This book lays out a mosaic of facts and fancies concerning the New Mexico landscapes, the rocks that underlie and make up the landscapes, and the history of the people now living or who have lived amid New Mexico's exciting and varied scenery. We hope these short articles will help you enjoy our state, whether you are a tourist driving through at seventy miles an hour, a visitor with a little time to explore, or an old-timer who remembers the cattle drives.

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