New Mexico's scenic historic markers, on the maps of their eras

New Mexico has marked its roadsides since 1935, one of the oldest programs of its kind in the country, and the Historic Preservation Division publishes the marker texts in a spreadsheet of its own. Three hundred and ninety-eight of those markers now have permanent pages at TreeAlive, each placing the Division's text, word for word, on georeferenced maps from the eras it describes. Most sit on the Division's own coordinate; where its spreadsheet gives only a highway and a mile marker, or describes the spot in words, the pin is ours, resolved on the state's milepost and road data and marked approximate. The Division says plainly that its list may be out of date and that it does not know where every marker now stands, and these pages say so too: a marker listed here may have moved or may no longer stand.

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82,000+Historical map sheets

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Trinity Site

1945

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Pancho Villa’s Raid and Pancho Villa State Park

1916

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Las Vegas

1846–1893

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Pueblo of Zuni

1699

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Bernalillo County 10

Albuquerque PetroglyphsI-25 -- Albuquerque -- Off I-25 east of Paradise Hills
Doña Dolores “Lola” Chávez de Armijo (1858–1929)NM Highway 556, south side of highway -- mile marker 5.5
Founding Women of Albuquerque2000 Mountain Road, NW, at 19th Street -- Albuquerque -- Albuquerque Museum, south parking lot
Graciela Olivárez (1928–1987)Broadway Boulevard and Avenida Chavez -- Albuquerque
Harvey Girls and Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter (1869–1958)1st Street and Gold Avenue -- Albuquerque -- southeast corner, Alvarado Transportation Center,
Los PadillasNM Highway 314 -- Los Padillas -- at community center parking lot on Los Padillas Road near highway intersection
María Dolores Gonzáles, "La Doctora" (1917–1975)900 Atlantic Avenue, SW, and 8th Street -- Albuquerque -- at school entrance
Río Grande Rift (2)I-40 -- Albuquerque -- Northwest of Intersection of I-25 on West I-40
Tijeras CanyonNM Highway 333/US Route 66 -- mile marker 7.5 -- Tijeras -- Just west of Tijeras at MM 7.5, (Route 66 and NM 337)
Women of the Judiciary: The Honorable Mary Coon Walters (1922–2001) and Chief Justice Pamela B. Minzner (1943–2007)1111 Stanford Drive, NE -- Albuquerque -- UNM Law School, Pamela Minzer Court of Appeals Sculpture Garden

Catron County 5

Ada McPherson Morley (1852–1917) and Agnes Morley Cleaveland, (1874–1958)US 60 -- mile marker 69.5 -- Datil vicinity
Catwalk, TheUS 180 -- mile marker 50 -- Glenwood vicinity
MogollónUS 180 -- mile marker 47.1 -- Mogollón
QuemadoUS 60 -- Quemado -- On the west end of Quemado, on the south side of US 60
ReserveNM Highway 12 -- mile marker 7.2 -- Reserve

Chaves County 9

Atlas Missile SilosUS 70 -- mile marker 313.5 -- Roswell vicinity -- south side pull-off on eastbound US 70, west of Roswell.
Blackdom TownsiteUS 285 -- Roswell vicinity -- south of Roswell
Goodnight-Loving Trail (3)US 380 -- mile marker 167
Llano Estacado (5)US 380 -- mile marker 201.3
Louise Massey Mabie (1902–1983)US 380, westbound at junction with NM Highway 409 -- mile marker 165.1
Mesa and Pecos ValleyUS 285 -- mile marker 150
Rio Felix BridgeNM Highway 2 -- north of historic bridge on east side of the highway
Roswell Pioneer Plaza100 W. 5th Street; US 285 -- Roswell
Waldrop ParkUS 380 -- mile marker 165.1

Cibola County 15

Bluewater VillageI-40 -- mile marker 72 -- Bluewater
El Morro National Monument Inscription RockNM Highway 53 -- Ramah -- at entrance to monument
GrantsI-40 business loop -- mile marker 85.5 -- Grants -- east side of Grants in the Quality Inn parking lot
Matilda Coxe Stevenson (1849–1915)NM Highway 53; south side of highway -- mile marker 42
Mount TaylorI-40 -- west of Grants
Old Acoma “Sky City”Pueblo of Acoma
Pueblo of AcomaI-40 -- mile marker 102.2 -- Pueblo of Acoma
Pueblo of Laguna (1)I-40 -- mile marker 114.5 -- Pueblo of Laguna
Pueblo of Laguna (2)I-40 -- mile marker 102.2 -- Pueblo of Laguna
Pueblo Revolt Tricentennial (1)I-40 -- mile marker 102.2
San José de la Laguna Mission (1)I-40 -- mile marker 114.5 -- Pueblo of Laguna
San José de la Laguna Mission (2)I-40 -- mile marker 113.5
San RafaelNM Highway 53 -- mile marker 83.1
Susie Rayos Marmon, Ga-wa goo maa, "Early Riser" (1877–1988), Laguna PuebloUS 70, westbound -- mile marker 256.2 -- Pueblo of Laguna
The Khe Sanh Veteransintersection of NM Highway 124 and North Seama Road

Colfax County 22

Black Jack’s HideoutUS 64 -- Cimarron
CimarronUS 64 -- Cimarron -- at 9th Street and Lincoln Street in town
Cimarron CanyonUS 64 -- mile marker 305
Cimarron Canyon State ParkUS 64 -- mile marker 295.89999999999998 -- Eagle Nest vicinity
Colfax County War (1)US 64 -- mile marker 310.3
Dawson and Dawson CemeteryCounty Road A38 off US 64 -- Cimarron vicinity -- 5 miles west off US 64 at end of road (14 miles NE of Cimarron)
Dorsey Mansion, TheUS 56 -- mile marker 23.7
ElizabethtownUS 64 -- At junction with NM Highway 38
Old Colfax County CourthouseI-25 -- Springer -- I-25 Business Loop in Springer
Palisades SillUS 64 -- mile marker 293.89999999999998
Philmont Scout RanchNM Highway 21 -- mile marker 1
Point of RocksNM Highway 56 -- mile marker 23.7
RatonUS 64/87 -- mile marker 350 -- Raton
Raton PassI-25 -- Raton
Rocky MountainsUS 64/87 -- mile marker 364
Santa Fe Trail (4)US 64 -- Cimarron -- In town of Cimarron on US 64 in pull out with several other markers.
Springer (1)I-25 -- Springer vicinity -- 1.7 miles north of Springer
Springer (2)US 56/412 -- mile marker 0.6 -- Springer
Vietnam Veterans Memorial State ParkUS 64 -- mile marker 276.7
View of the RockiesUS 56/412 -- mile marker 23.7
Wheeler PeakUS 64 -- mile marker 281.8
Women of the Santa Fe TrailI-25 -- Raton vicinity -- Tinaja Rest Area; south of Raton

Curry County 4

ClovisUS 60 -- Clovis -- east of Clovis near Texaco gas station
Estella García and Women of the WPA, Fabric ArtistsUS 60/84 -- mile marker 336.18
Lincoln-Jackson SchoolUS 60/84 -- mile marker 387.7 -- Clovis -- southwest corner of Althon Street at school activity center
Norman Petty Recording StudiosUS 60 -- mile marker 386.5 -- Clovis -- at 7th Street; west side of Clovis at a small park along with aircraft memorial.

De Baca County 9

Early Spanish RouteUS 84 -- mile marker 1.1000000000000001
Fort Sumner (1)US 60/84 -- Fort Sumner -- east of town on the north side of US 60
Fort Sumner (2)US 60 -- mile marker 326.8 -- Fort Sumner
Fort Sumner State MonumentUS 60/84 -- Fort Sumner vicinity
Helene Haack Allen (1891–1978)NM Highway 272 -- Fort Sumner -- at Bosque Redondo Memorial Museum
Old Fort Sumner Cemetery and Billy the Kid's Grave (1)US 60/84 -- mile marker 330
Stinking SpringsUS 60/84 -- Taiban vicinity
Sumner Lake State ParkNM Highway 203 at intersection with US 84 -- Lake Sumner
Sunnyside SpringsUS 84 -- mile marker 1.1000000000000001

Doña Ana County 20

Bartlett Garcia Continental Survey PointNM Highway 28 -- at intersection of NM Highway 320 and NM Highway 28 (Doña Ana Road and Thorpe Road)
Butterfield TrailI-10 -- NM Visitor Center just north of Texas border
Doña Ana County CourthouseAmador Avenue -- Las Cruces
El Paso Del Rio Del NorteBrinkland Road -- north side of private bridge crossing Rio Grande
Espejo’s Expedition on the Camino RealI-10 -- mile marker 114
Fort Cummings, 1863–1886I-10 -- mile marker 120
HatchHatch
Jornada del Muerto (1)I-25 -- mile marker 23 -- southbound rest area
La MesillaMesilla Plaza -- Mesilla -- Mesilla Plaza
Leasburg Dam State ParkI-25 -- mile marker 19 -- Hatch vicinity -- south of Hatch at exit 19
Oñate’s Route on the Camino RealI-10 -- northbound rest area just north of Texas border
Organ MountainsUS 70 -- mile marker 164.2
Paraje San DiegoI-25 -- mile marker 27 -- southbound rest area
Pat Garrett Murder SiteUS 70 -- mile marker 153.6 -- Las Cruces vicinity
RinconNM Highway 140, westbound -- mile marker 2 -- Rincon
Rio GrandeUS 70 -- Off Picacho Ave. near river in La Llorona Park
Rio Grande Bridge at Radium SpringsNM Highway 185 -- Radium Springs -- 1 mile south of Radium Springs
San Agustín PassUS 70 -- mile marker 164.2
Shalam Colony, 1884–1907NM Highway 185
Site of San Augustín SpringsUS 70 -- mile marker 162.9

Eddy County 15

ArtesiaUS 285 -- Artesia
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (1)US 62/180 -- Whites City vicinity -- west of Whites City
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (2)US 62/180 -- Whites City vicinity -- east of Whites City
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (3)US 62/180 -- Whites City vicinity -- at campground entrance south of Whites City at County Road 418
Carlsbad Irrigation FlumeUS 285 -- mile marker 36.5 -- Carlsbad -- north of Carlsbad
Castaño de Sosa’s Route (1)US 285 -- mile marker 67
Castaño de Sosa’s Route (2)US 285 -- mile marker 67
Civilian Conservation Corps, Carlsbad CampsiteUS 285 -- Carlsbad
Espejo’s TrailCounty Road 719
Goodnight-Loving Trail (2)US 285 -- Loving vicinity
Guadalupe MountainsUS 285
Josephine Cox “Grandma” Anderson, "The Angel of the Pecos" (1849-1941)US 62/180, westbound -- Carlsbad vicinity -- east of Carlsbad
Loving’s BendUS 285 -- mile marker 21.74
Sally Chisum Robert "First Lady of Artesia" (1858-1936)US 82 -- mile marker between mile markers 110 and 112 -- Artesia
Seven Rivers Cemeteryintersection of US 285 and NM Highway 2 -- Roswell vicinity

Grant County 12

A.M. Curley Trainer Memorial HighwayNM Highway 78, eastbound -- mile marker 0.5
BayardUS 180 -- mile marker 122.3 -- Bayard
Fort Bayard, 1866–1900 and Fort Bayard National CemeteryUS 180 at Bayard Road -- mile marker 120.5 -- Bayard
HachitaNM Highway 9 -- mile marker 146 -- Hachita
Kneeling NunNM Highway 152 -- mile marker 2.2000000000000002
Ladies Auxiliary of Local 890, Mine Mill and SmelterNM Highway 152 -- mile marker 2.3380000000000001 -- Hanover-Fierro Intersection, southeast corner
McComas IncidentNM Highway 90 -- mile marker 19.2
Old Silver City "Memory Lane" Established ca. 1882US 180 -- Silver City
Pinos AltosNM Highway 15 -- mile marker 6.3 -- Pinos Altos
Santa Rita Copper MinesNM Highway 152 -- mile marker 120.7
Silver CityUS 180 -- Silver City
The Death of Mangas Coloradas January 18, 1863US 180 -- mile marker 132 -- near mm 132, east side of highway at existing pull-out where there was an inspection station

Guadalupe County 8

Comanche CountryI-40 -- mile marker 301 -- At rest area near mile marker 301
Louis Page and Joe D. Page HighwayI-40, eastbound -- mile marker 273 -- Santa Rosa vicinity
Mela LegerUS 84 near intersection with NM Highway 119 -- mile marker between mile markers 77 and 78
Puerto de LunaSanta Rosa vicinity
Santa RosaI-40 -- Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa (1)I-40 -- mile marker 273 -- Santa Rosa -- on eastbound I-40 at mile marker 273
Trail of the Forty-NinersI-40 -- mile marker 252 -- on I-40 westbound
VaughnUS 60 -- Vaughn -- west end of Vaughn, pull out on south side of highway

Harding County 3

Goodnight-Loving Trail (4)NM Highway 39 -- mile marker 49.4 -- Mosquero
Mills CanyonNM Highway 39 -- mile marker 67
Monica Fuentes Gallegos (1851–1909) & Carlota Fuentes Gallegos (1857–1936)NM Highway 39 -- Gallegos

Hidalgo County 8

Camp LordsburgI-10, exit 24 -- Exit 24, POW Road/US 70/Business I-10
Gila Cliff Dwellings National MonumentI-10 eastbound; exit 20 -- eastbound rest area
Playas SidingNM Highway 9 -- mile marker 25.5 -- Playas vicinity -- west of Playas
Rodeo Intermediate Field-Civil Aeronautics Authority # 57Aintersection of US 80 and NM Highway 9
Rodeo StationNM Highway 80 -- Rodeo -- in town of Rodeo
ShakespeareI-10 -- Shakespeare -- near Indian Road 13
Smugglers’ Trail and The Clanton HideoutNM Highway 338 -- Animas -- north end of Animas near high school
Women of Shakespeare: Emma Marble Muir (1873–1959), Rita Wells Hill (1901–1985), Janaloo Hill Hough (1939–2005)I-10 -- mile marker 20 -- Lordsburg vicinity -- at Lordsburg visitor center

Lea County 8

HobbsUS 180/62 -- Hobbs
Hobbs Army Air FieldNM Highway 18 -- mile marker 57.47 -- Hobbs -- parking area for trail, north side of Hobbs (entrance to former airfield)
Hobbs Discovery WellUS 62/180 -- mile marker 105.92 -- Hobbs -- at Chamber of Commerce; Snyder Street intersection
Lea County Cowgirls: Dessie Sawyer (1897–1990) and Fern Sawyer (1917–1993)US 380 -- mile marker 231.1 -- Caprock turn-off at rest area
Llano Estacado (3)US 62/180 -- mile marker 101.4
Llano Estacado and OilNM Highway 18 -- NM Highway 18 at NM Highway 176 east
LovingtonNM Highway 18 -- Lovington
Oil and GasUS 180/62 -- at rest area

Lincoln County 18

Capitán (1)US 380 -- mile marker 83.6 -- Capitán
Capitán (2)US 380 -- Lincoln
Capitán (3)US 380 -- mile marker 85.7 -- Lincoln
Carrizozo (1)US 54 -- Carrizozo
Carrizozo (5)US 380 -- mile marker 65 -- Carrizozo
Eve Ball (1890–1984), Author and PreservationistUS 380 -- mile marker 91.2
Fort Stanton, 1855–1896 (1)US 70 -- Hondo -- in town of Hondo
Greathouse Station and TavernUS 54 -- mile marker between mile markers 168 and 169 -- Corona vicinity -- south of Corona
John H. Tunstall Murder SiteUS 70 -- mile marker 273
Lincoln (1)US 380 -- mile marker 98.4 -- Lincoln -- two markers in town: one on west side of town near Murphy-Dolan Store and one at east end of town at the museum
Lincoln (2)US 380 -- Lincoln -- in town of Lincoln
Lincoln (3)US 380 -- mile marker 97.4 -- Lincoln
Lincoln County Regulators, TheUS 70/380 at intersection with NM Highway 368
Malpais – Valley of FiresUS 380
Old Dowlin MillUS 70 -- mile marker 264
San PatricioUS 70 -- mile marker 281 -- San Patricio
Smokey Bear Historical Park118 Smokey Bear Boulevard -- Capitán
White OaksNM Highway 349 -- mile marker between mile markers 8 and 9 -- White Oaks -- at east end of town

Los Alamos County 2

Los AlamosNM Highway 502 -- Los Alamos -- east of the town of Los Alamos
Marjorie Bell Chambers and Peggy Pond Church (1903-1986)NM Highway 502 -- mile marker 0.95399999999999996 -- Los Alamos -- in Los Alamos near Ashley Pond

Luna County 8

Basin and Range CountyI-10 -- mile marker 61 -- Deming vicinity -- west of Deming Rest Area
Carlotta Thompkins Thurmond "Lottie Deno" (1844-1934)US 180/62 -- mile marker 144.69999999999999 -- at Butterfield Rest Area turnout
Cathay Williams (ca. 1850 – Unknown)NM Highway 26 -- mile marker 10.285
Cooke’s Wagon RoadI-10 -- mile marker 61 -- Deming vicinity -- west of Deming Rest Area
DemingUS 180 -- mile marker 164 -- Deming
Pancho Villa State ParkNM Highway 9 and NM Highway 11 -- Columbus -- Pancho Villa State Park near east gate
Pancho Villa’s Raid and Pancho Villa State ParkNM Highway 9 and NM Highway 11 -- at Pancho Villa State Park, west gate
Susan Parks (1895-1981)Intersection of NM Highway 9 and NM Highway 11 -- Columbus

McKinley County 11

Chaco Culture National Historic ParkI-40 -- mile marker 52.4
Continental Divide (1)I-40 -- mile marker 48 -- exit 47
Fort DefianceUS 491 (former US 666)
Fort WingateI-40 -- mile marker 31
Gallup (1)I-40 -- mile marker 27 -- Gallup -- on east side of exit 26
Gallup (2)Route 66 at I-40 interchange -- Gallup
Manuelito AreaI-40 -- mile marker 3.5 -- at rest area
Navajo Indian ReservationUS 491 (former US 666) -- mile marker 7
Parteras of New Mexico and Emma Estrada (1933–1997)NM Highway 609 / County Road 403 -- Gallup -- Joseph Montoya Boulevard in Gallup at I-40 exit
Pueblo of ZuniNM Highway 602 -- mile marker between 13 and 14 -- Pueblo of Zuni
Zuni Olla MaidensNM Highway 53 -- mile marker 17 -- Pueblo of Zuni -- near Black Rock and Pueblo of Zuni

Mora County 8

Canadian River CanyonNM Highway 120 -- mile marker 62.5
Curanderas — Women Who HealNM Highway 518 -- mile marker 29.5 -- near Alsups gas station
Fort Union National Monument, 1851–1891 (2)I-25 -- mile marker 375.5 -- Watrous vicinity -- at I-25 northbound rest area
La Cueva National Historic DistrictNM Highway 518 -- mile marker 23.8 -- La Cueva
Mora Valley (3)State Route 94 -- Mora vicinity -- south of Mora
Revistas, Maromas, and Carpas and Florinda Naranjo OrtizNM Highway 518 -- mile marker 29.61 -- between Las Vegas and Mora
Valmora Historic DistrictState Route 97 -- Valmora vicinity
Wagon MoundNM Highway 120 -- mile marker 40.299999999999997 -- Wagon Mound

Otero County 17

Apache BattlegroundUS 82 -- mile marker 34.9 -- Mayhill
Blazer’s MillUS 70 -- mile marker 241
Calvin Boles / Yucca RecordsNM Highway 54 -- mile marker 59.35
Cloud-Climbing RailroadUS 82 -- mile marker between mile markers 5 and 6 -- Cloudcroft
Disappearance of Albert J. Fountain and his son HenryUS 70 -- mile marker 178 -- East of Alamogordo
John Prather "Mule King"US 54 / NM Highway 506 -- mile marker 40.619999999999997 -- between access road and south side of NM 506
La LuzUS 54/70 -- La Luz -- At pullout at Alamo Street, the turn off to La Luz north of Alamogordo
Lozen, Little Sister, “A Shield to Her People” (ca. 1840–1889)US 70 -- mile marker 256.2 -- Mescalero Apache Reservation
Mary White (1894–1988)NM Highway 24, eastbound, near Bear Canyon Road -- mile marker 0.1
Mexican Canyon TrestleNM Highway 82 -- mile marker 16 -- Cloudcroft -- at Cloudcroft museum
Miss Mac Pioneer Woman (1870–1956)NM Highway 24 -- mile marker 8.3000000000000007
New Mexico Commission for the Blind Orientation Center408 N. White Sands Boulevard -- Alamogordo
New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually ImpairedUS 54 -- mile marker 67.599999999999994 -- Alamogordo -- in front of the New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Sierra BlancaUS 54 -- mile marker between mile markers 253 and 254 -- east side of highway
Three RiversUS 54 -- mile marker 97
Three Rivers PetroglyphsUS 54 -- mile marker 97
TularosaUS 54 -- mile marker 78 -- Tularosa

Quay County 9

Black Jack Ketchum (2)I-40 and NM Highway 209 -- mile marker 71.599999999999994
Fort Bascom, 1863–1870NM Highway 104 -- mile marker 100.3
Llano Estacado (7)NM Highway 209 -- mile marker 76.599999999999994 -- Tucumcari vicinity -- north of Tucumcari
Llano Estacado (7)NM Highway 209 -- mile marker 76.599999999999994 -- Tucumcari vicinity -- north of Tucumcari
Llano Estacado (9)Old Route 66 at I-40 -- mile marker 373.4
Tucumcari (2)US 54 -- mile marker 305.5 -- Tucumcari
Tucumcari MountainI-40 -- Tucumcari
Ute Lake State ParkUS 54 -- mile marker 326.89999999999998 -- Logan
Yetta Kohn, Matriarch, Cattle Rancher and Business Woman (1843–1917)NM Highway 237 / Route 66 / West Tucumcari Boulevard -- Tucumcari -- Tucumcari Convention Center

Rio Arriba County 25

AbiquiúUS 84 -- mile marker 211.9 -- Abiquiú
Agueda S. Martinez (1898–2000)US 84 -- mile marker 203
Bond House, The710 Bond Street -- Española -- behind the Plaza and US Post Office; in the courtyard
Brazos CliffsUS 84 -- mile marker 194.2
CordovaNM Highway 76 -- mile marker 10.199999999999999 -- Cordova vicinity -- west of Cordova
Cumbres PassNM Highway 17 -- mile marker 9.4 -- Chama vicinity -- north of Chama
Domínguez Escalante TrailUS 84 -- Española vicinity -- north of Española
Embudo Stream-Gauging StationNM Highway 68 -- mile marker 19
Esther Martinez, P'oe Tsawa (1912–2006), Ohkay OwingehNM Highway 68 -- Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo
Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986)US 84 -- mile marker 215.7 -- next to Red Rocks marker
Jicarilla Apache Centennial HighwayNM Highway 537 -- mile marker between mile markers 27 and 28 -- Jicarilla Apache Reservation
Jicarilla Apache Reservation Centennial Highway (2)US 64 -- Dulce
Jicarilla Apache Reservation Centennial Highway (4)NM Highway 537 -- mile marker between 27 and 28
Jicarilla Apache Tribe (2)US 64 -- mile marker between mile markers 27 and 28 -- Jicarilla Apache Reservation; Dulce -- east of Dulce; north side of highway
Los Luceros HaciendaNM Highway 68 -- mile marker 8.4 -- Alcalde
Ojo CalienteUS 285 -- mile marker 353 -- Ojo Caliente
Old Spanish TrailUS 84 -- Abiquiú vicinity -- north of Abiquiú
Pablita Velarde, Tse Tsan, "Golden Dawn" (1918–2006)NM Highway 30, west side -- mile marker 7.1
Pueblo of Santa ClaraPueblo of Santa Clara
Red RocksUS 84 -- mile marker 215.7
Santa Rosa de Lima ChapelUS 84 -- Abiquiu vicinity -- east of Abiquiu
Tierra Amarilla (1)US 64 at junction with NM Highway 162 -- Tierra Amarilla
TruchasNM Highway 76 -- mile marker 15.7 -- Truchas
Truchas PeaksNM Highway 76 -- mile marker 17 -- Truchas
Vásquez de Coronado’s Route (4)NM Highway 68 -- mile marker 24.1

Roosevelt County 7

Blackwater DrawUS 70 -- Clovis vicinity -- north of Clovis
Buffalo Soldier HillNM Highway 114 -- Lingo -- near S. Roosevelt Road
Eastern New Mexico UniversityUS 70 -- Portales -- in town of Portales
Explosion Rocks TolarUS 60/84 -- mile marker 344 -- Tolar -- two miles west of Tolar at pull-out
Llano Estacado (6)US 60/84 -- mile marker 357
Pecos ValleyUS 70 -- mile marker between mile markers 389 and 390 -- Kenna vicinity -- east of Kenna
Rose Powers White (1894–1969)US 70 -- mile marker 429.9 -- at Blackwater Draw Rest Area

San Juan County 11

Aztec
Aztec Ruins National Monument
Beclabito DomeUS 60 -- mile marker 4
Bisti/De-Na-Zin WildernessNM Highway 371 -- mile marker 77
City of BloomfieldUS 64 -- Bloomfield -- west side of Bloomfield
Dr. Annie Dodge Wauneka, “Legendary Mother of the Navajo Nation” (1910–1997)NM Highway 134 -- mile marker 9.1999999999999993 -- Navajo Nation
FarmingtonUS 64 -- Farmington
Harriet Belle Amsden SammonsNM Highway 516 -- mile marker 1.2 -- Farmington
HogbackJunction of US 64 and County Road 6950 -- mile marker 32
Salmon RuinsUS 64
Shiprock (1)US 491 (former US 666)

San Miguel County 10

Canadian EscarpmentNM Highway 104 -- mile marker 46.7
Dr. Meta L. Christy (1895–1968)727 Grand Avenue -- Las Vegas -- UNM Law School, Pamela Minzer Court of Appeals Sculpture Garden
Fabiola Cabeza de Baca Gilbert (1895–1991)NM Highway 67 at junction with NM Highway 104 -- La Liendre community
Hermit’s PeakUS 518 -- mile marker 9
HogbacksI-25 -- Exit 339
Las VegasLas Vegas -- I-25 interchange, north end of town in hotel parking lot
Pecos National Historical ParkNM Highway 63 -- Pecos vicinity
San Antonio de Padua Catholic Church
Storrie Lake State ParkNM Highway 518 -- mile marker 4.0999999999999996 -- Las Vegas vicinity
Villanueva State ParkNM Highway 3 -- mile marker 60.3 -- Villanueva

Sandoval County 25

BernalilloNM Highway 313 -- mile marker 6.6719999999999997 -- Bernalillo
Bernalillo on the Camino RealUS 550 -- mile marker 0.68600000000000005 -- Bernalillo
Colorado Plateau (2)NM Highway 44 -- mile marker 25
Continental Divide (3)NM Highway 550 -- mile marker 90
CubaNM Highway 550 -- mile marker 63.5 -- Cuba -- on the south side of Cuba
Dulcelina Salce Curtis (1904−1995)NM Highway 448 -- mile marker 12 -- Corrales -- near Grayhawk Drive
Evelyn M. Vigil, Phan-un-pha-kee, "Young Doe" (1921–1995) and Juanita T. Toledo, Pha-wa-luh-luh, "Ring-Cloud Around the Moon" (1914–1999), Jemez PuebloNM Highway 4 -- mile marker 7 -- Pueblo of Jémez -- near the Walatowa Visitor’s Center
Fenton Lake State ParkNM Highway 4 -- mile marker 23.5 -- Jemez Springs
Iglesia De San YsidroOld Church Road -- Corrales -- In the courtyard of Iglesia de San Ysidro
Jemez State Monument (1)NM Highway 4 -- mile marker 18.5 -- Jémez Springs
Jicarilla Apache ReservationNM Highway 550 -- mile marker 78
Kewa Women’s Co-op, Santo Domingo PuebloNM Highway 22 -- Pueblo of Santo Domingo -- at closed I-25 access road
La AngosturaNM Highway 313 / Route 66 -- mile marker 12.2
Las Placitas (1)NM Highway 165 -- mile marker 3.5 -- NM Highway 165 eastbound
Pueblo of JémezNM Highway 4 -- mile marker 5 -- Pueblo of Jémez
Pueblo of Santa AnaNM Highway 550 -- mile marker 11 -- Pueblo of Santa Ana -- located at pueblo entrance
Pueblo of Santo DomingoState Route 22 -- mile marker 4.4000000000000004 -- Pueblo of Santo Domingo -- north of Santo Domingo
Pueblo of ZiaNM Highway 550 -- mile marker 17.600000000000001 -- Pueblo of Zia
San Juan BasinNM Highway 550 -- mile marker 71
Soda DamNM Highway 4 -- mile marker 19.100000000000001 -- Jémez Springs
Spanish Entrada SiteNM Highway 528 -- mile marker 13.2 -- west on exit 233 on Alameda to NM 528 North at milemarker 13.2
Trinidad Gachupin Medina (ca. 1883–1964), Zía PuebloUS 550 -- mile marker 18 -- Pueblo of Zia -- next to Pueblo of Zia marker
Valle Grande (1)NM Highway 4 -- mile marker 42.8
Women of Cochití, Cochití PuebloNM Highway 22 -- mile marker 12.33 -- Pueblo of Cochití -- near pueblo entrance
Women Veterans of New MexicoNM Highway 165 -- mile marker 0.1 -- 1 mile north of I-25

Santa Fe County 27

Agua Fria (Note: never built--jurisdiction unresolved)NM Highway 588 / Agua Fria Road -- Agua Fria
Bicentennial Celebration
Cañoncito at Apache CanyonOld Las Vegas Highway -- near I-25
CerrillosNM Highway 14 -- Cerrillos -- 20 miles south of Santa Fe; south side of Cerrillos
Feliciana Viarrial (1904–1988), PojoaqueNM Highway 84/285 -- mile marker 178.47 -- Pueblo of Pojoaque -- at 78 Cities of Gold Road
Galisteo BasinUS 285 -- Lamy vicinity -- south of Lamy
Galisteo PuebloNM Highway 41 -- mile marker between mile markers 56 and 57 -- Galisteo -- in town of Galisteo
Gold and TurquoiseI-25; eastbound at rest area -- Cerrillos vicinity -- I-25 eastbound rest area, 15 miles south of Santa Fe
GoldenNM Highway 14 -- Golden
Jémez Mountains (1)NM Highway 502
Laura Gilpin (1891–1979)I-25 -- mile marker 270 -- Santa Fe vicinity -- 26 miles southwest of Santa Fe
Maria Gertrudis Barcelo, "Doña Tules" (ca. 1800–1852)I-25 -- Santa Fe vicinity -- La Bajada rest area
Maria Montoya Martinez, Povika, "Pond Lily" (ca. 1886–1980)NM Highway 502 -- mile marker 12.537000000000001 -- Pueblo of San Ildefonso
Mary Cabot Wheelwright (1878−1958) and Amelia Elizabeth White (1878–1972)I-25 -- Santa Fe vicinity -- La Bajada rest area
Mother Magdalen and the Sisters of LorettoAlameda Street -- Santa Fe -- Santa Fe River Park at Santa Fe Trail
Pueblo of PojoaqueUS 84/285 -- Pueblo of Pojoaque
Pueblo of San Ildefonso
Pueblo of TesuqueUS 84/285 -- mile marker 171 -- Pueblo of Tesuque -- on US 84/285 north of Santa Fe
San Isidro Catholic ChurchAgua Fria
Santa Cruz de la Cañada / Santa Cruz Plaza on the Camino RealNM Highway 53 -- Santa Cruz de la Cañada -- in town near the Catholic Church
Santa Fe Opera, TheUS 84/285 -- Santa Fe vicinity
Seton VillageNM Highway 300 -- mile marker between mile marker 2 and 3 -- Old Route 66/Old Las Vegas Highway between mile markers 2 and 3
Sisters of CharityI-25 -- mile marker 270 -- Santa Fe vicinity -- La Bajada rest area
St. Francis Women’s Club, Nambé PuebloNM Highway 4 -- Pueblo of Nambé -- at the church in Nambé
Tesuque Rain GodsUS 84/285 -- mile marker 175.1 -- Pueblo of Tesuque -- on frontage road at Camel Rock rest area
Three Wise Women: Eva Scott Fenyes (1849–1930), Leonora Scott Muse Curtin (1879–1972), Leonora Curtin Paloheimo (1903–1999)I-25 -- mile marker 270 -- Santa Fe vicinity -- La Bajada rest area
Virginia Gutierrez (1941-2011)State Route 503 -- Pueblo of Nambé -- near entrance to pueblo

Sierra County 6

Emory PassNM Highway 152 -- mile marker 31.9 -- At turnoff for Emory Pass Lookout
Hillsboro Historic DistrictNM Highway 152 -- mile marker 48.6 -- Hillsboro
Jornada del Muerto (2)NM Highway 51 -- mile marker 15
Magnolia Ellis, “Magnificent Magnolia” (1893–1974)intersection of Main Street and Broadway -- Truth or Consequences -- intersection of Main and Broadway between E. Riverside Dr. and S. Riverside Dr.
Percha Creek BridgeNM Highway 152 -- Truth or Consequences vicinity -- west of T or C
Sadie Orchard (1860-1943)NM Highway 152 -- Hillsboro -- southeast corner of NM Highway 152 and NM Highway 27

Socorro County 19

AcomillaI-25 -- mile marker 166 -- at rest area
Carthage-Tokay-FraleyUS 380 -- mile marker 9.4
Fort Craig Rest AreaI-25 -- mile marker 114 -- at Fort Craig Rest Area
Garcia Opera House, The110 Abeyta Avenue West; corner of California Street and Abeyta Avenue -- Socorro -- Exit 150 in Soccoro at California St., south of Abeyta.
JumboManzanares St. at Plaza Park -- Socorro -- In Socorro, on Manzanares St. at Plaza Park
KellyUS 60 -- mile marker 112.8 -- Kelly -- in Kelly on US 60 west
La Joya de SevilletaNM Highway 304 -- La Joya -- east of La Joya, north side of highway
Las NutriasNM Highway 304 -- mile marker 10 -- Bernado vicinity -- Northeast of Bernardo
Magdalena (1)US 60 -- mile marker 113.3 -- Magdalena
Magdalena FaultUS 60 -- mile marker 124.5
New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources Museum1005 Bullock Boulevard -- Socorro -- in Socorro at museum entrance
New Mexico Techintersection of College and Leroy avenues -- Socorro -- on campus of New Mexico Tech
Plains of San AgustínUS 60 -- mile marker 89.5
Rio Salado Sand DunesI-25 -- Rio Salado rest area north and south bound
San PedroUS 380 -- mile marker 2.1 -- San Pedro
SocorroUS 60 -- mile marker 137.6
Trinity SiteI-25, exit to NM Highway 380 east -- mile marker 12.4 -- on NM Highway 380 east off I-25 at mile marker 12.4
Valverde BattlefieldI-25 -- mile marker 114 -- at rest area
Vásquez de Coronado’s Route (1)I-25 -- mile marker 114 -- at Fort Craig Rest Area

Taos County 22

AmaliaNM Highway 196 -- Costilla vicinity
Arroyo SecoNM Highway 150 -- Arroyo Seco
Captive Women and Children of Taos County and María Rosa Villapando (ca. 1725–1830)NM Highway 68 -- mile marker 33.6
Cleofas Martinez Jaramillo (1878–1956)Intersection of NM Highway 522 and Sangre de Cristo Road -- Arroyo Hondo
Couse-Sharp Historic Site146 Kit Carson Rd / US 64 -- Taos -- in studio parking lot
D. H. Lawrence Ranch, University of New MexicoNM Highway 522 -- mile marker between mile markers 10 and 11 -- at intersection with County Road B 009
La Plaza de Arriba (NOTE: never built)State Road 196 -- Costilla
La Plaza de Arriba (NOTE: never built)NM Highway 196 -- mile marker 0.27200000000000002
Las TrampasNM Highway 76 -- mile marker between mile markers 23 and 24 -- Las Trampas -- in front of the historic Church of San José de la Gracia
Maria Ramita Simbola Martinez “Summer Harvest” (1884–1969), Cora Durand (1904–1981), and Virginia Duran (1904–1998), Picuris PuebloNM Highway 75 / Indian Road -- mile marker 11.5 -- Pueblo of Picuris
Palo Flechado Pass (1)US 64 -- mile marker between mile markers 272 and 273
PilarNM Highway 68 -- Pilar
Plaza del Medio (NOTE: never built)NM Highway 522 / Garcia Road -- mile marker 39.826999999999998 -- Costilla
Pueblo of PicurísNM Highway 75 -- Pueblo of Picurís
Red River ValleyNM Highway 38 -- Red River
Río Grande Gorge Bridge (3)NM Highway 522 -- mile marker between mile markers 1 and 2 -- Taos vicinity -- north of Taos
San Francisco de Asís Church, Ranchos de Taos, New MexicoRanchos de Taos
TaosNM Highway 76 -- Taos
Taos Canyon
The Three Fates: Mabel Dodge Luhan (1879–1962), Frieda Lawrence (1879–1956), Dorothy Eugénie Brett (1883–1977)NM Highway 522 -- mile marker 1.5 -- Taos
Village of QuestaNM Highway 522 -- Questa
Virginia T. Romero (1896–1998), Taos PuebloNM Highway 150 -- mile marker 0.27500000000000002 -- Taos Pueblo

Torrance County 6

Edge of PlainsI-40 -- mile marker 220.3 -- At rest area on I-40 westbound
Estancia (1)I-40; exit 203 -- Estancia -- Exit 203
María “Concha” Concepción Ortiz y Pino de Kleven (1910–2006)US 285 -- mile marker 254.6
Mountainair (1)US 60 -- mile marker 204.9 -- Mountainair -- east end of town, pullout is on north side of highway at mile marker 204.9
Mountainair (2)US 60 -- mile marker 203.8 -- Mountainair -- west end of town
Salt Lakes and Laguna del PerroUS 60 -- mile marker between mile markers 225 and 226 -- between mile markers 225 and 226,north side of road pull-off

Union County 11

Black Jack Ketchum (1)US 87 -- mile marker 8.1999999999999993
Capulin Mountain National Monument (1)US 64/87 -- mile marker 378 -- Capulin -- At junction with NM Highway 325
Clayton and Santa Fe Trail-- Cimarron CutoffUS 87 -- Clayton
Clayton Dinosaur TrackwayUS 64/87 -- Clayton -- At Clayton State Park
Clayton Lake State ParkUS 87 -- mile marker 4.5 -- Clayton
New Goodnight TrailUS 64/87 -- mile marker 384.8
Rabbit Ear Mountains (1)US 87 -- mile marker 0
Rabbit Ear Mountains (2)US 64/87 -- mile marker 392
Sally Rooke, Heroine of the Dry Cimarron Flood (1843–1908)junction of NM Highway 325 and NM Highway 456 -- Capulin -- west side of Folsom Museum Capulin
Santa Fe Trail – Cimarron CutoffUS 87 -- Clayton
Sierra GrandeUS 64/87 -- mile marker 392

Valencia County 8

Ana de Sandoval y Manzanares (ca. 1650–1734)NM Highway 314 and Morris Road -- Los Lunas -- at Los Lunas Judicial Complex
Belén on the Camino Real (1)NM Highway 314 -- mile marker 2.5 -- Belen -- north of Belen
Camino Del LlanoI-25, exit 191 -- Belen vicinity
Casa ColoradaNM Highway 45 -- mile marker 0.01
Nina Otero-Warren (1881–1965)NM Highway 314 -- Los Lunas -- Los Lunas train station
PeraltaNM Highway 47 -- Peralta
ToméNM Highway 47 -- mile marker 25.4 -- Tomé -- North in Tomé at MM 25.4
Vásquez de Coronado’s Route (2)NM Highway 314 -- mile marker 11.9 -- Pueblo of Isleta -- south of Isleta