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Bayard
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La Mesa
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Lordsburg
Luna
Magdalena
Mesilla
Mesilla Park
Mesquite
Mimbres
Monticello
Mule Creek
Organ
Pie Town
Pinos Altos
Playas
Polvadera
Quemado
Radium Springs
Redrock
Reserve
Rincon
Roadfolks
Rodeo
Salem
San Acacia
San Antonio
San Lorenzo
San Miguel
Santa Clara
Silver City
Socorro
Sunland Park
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Tyrone
Vado
White Sands Missile Range
Williamsburg
Winston

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Pinos Altos

Southwest Region of New MexicoHistoric Pinos Altos (Tall Pines) is located just six miles north of Silver City on NM 15 at an elevation of 7040 feet. Nestled into the Gila National Forest, the town began in 1860 when three frustrated 49-ers, Thomas Birch, Colonel Snively and another guy named Hicks, stopped to take a drink in Bear Creek and discovered gold. The Main Street of this charming old gold-mining town is like an old western movie set. Many of the old buildings date back to the 1800's and have been restored and decorated with original memorabilia and artifacts.

Visitors can soak up the rich history with our museums and other historical sites; enjoy great food and entertainment (including melodrama theatre); enrich themselves with fine contemporary Southwestern art; try their hand at gold panning; or simply delight in the beautiful mountain views of the Gila National Forest.

Pinos Altos
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