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Counties of New Mexico
33 counties, each one drawn on a satellite globe. Name it when it lights up, find it when you are given its name, or type every one you can remember in Name all.
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The counties
- 1Catron County17,934 km²
- 2Socorro County17,214 km²
- 3Otero County17,126 km²
- 4Chaves County15,714 km²
- 5Rio Arriba County15,180 km²
- 6San Juan County14,290 km²
- 7McKinley County14,118 km²
- 8Lincoln County12,513 km²
- 9San Miguel County12,229 km²
- 10Cibola County11,759 km²
- 11Lea County11,374 km²
- 12Sierra County10,829 km²
- 13Eddy County10,817 km²
- 14Grant County10,259 km²
- 15Union County9,907 km²
- 16Doña Ana County9,863 km²
- 17Colfax County9,733 km²
- 18Sandoval County9,609 km²
- 19Hidalgo County8,906 km²
- 20Torrance County8,664 km²
- 21Guadalupe County7,847 km²
- 22Luna County7,680 km²
- 23Quay County7,444 km²
- 24Roosevelt County6,335 km²
- 25De Baca County6,017 km²
- 26Taos County5,704 km²
- 27Harding County5,505 km²
- 28Mora County4,989 km²
- 29Santa Fe County4,948 km²
- 30Curry County3,640 km²
- 31Bernalillo County3,008 km²
- 32Valencia County2,763 km²
- 33Los Alamos County283 km²
Second-level units: the 3135 counties, within the 51 states (the first level), which the region hint names. Area in km²: the official area where the national statistics office gives one (countries whose divisions changed since Natural Earth). Each item names its source. Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), national statistics offices.
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