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Counties are available for adoption

Bernalillo County
Created in 1852

Catron County
1921 from Socorro Co.

Chaves County
1889 from Lincoln Co.

Cibola County
1981 from Valencia Co.

Colfax County
1869 from Mora Co.

Curry County
1909 from Quay & Roosevelt Co.

De Baca County
1917 from Chaves & Guadalupe

Doña Ana County
 Created in 1852

Eddy County
1889 from  Lincoln County.

Grant County
1868 from  Dona Ana County.

Guadalupe County
1891 from San Miguel Co.

Harding County
1921 from Mora & Union Co.

Hidalgo County
 1919 from Grant County.

Lea County
1917 from Chaves & Eddy Co.

Lincoln County
1869 from Socorro County

Los Alamos County
1949 from Sandoval & Santa Fe

Luna County
1901 from Dona Ana & Grant Co.

McKinley County
1899 from  Bernalillo County

Mora County
1860 from Taos County

Otero County
1899 from Dona Ana & Lincoln

Quay County
1903 from  Guadalupe County

Rio Arriba County
Created in 1852

Roosevelt County
1903 from Chaves & Guadalupe

San Juan County
1887 from  Rio Arriba County

San Miguel County
Created in 1852

Sandoval County
1903 from Bernalillo County

Santa Fe County
Created in 1852

Sierra County
1884 from Dona Ana & Socorro

Socorro County 
Created in 1852

Taos County
Created in 1852

Torrance County
1903 from Bernalillo & Valencia

 Union County
1893 ~Colfax, Mora, San Miguel

Valencia County
 Created in 1852

Historical County:
Santa Ana County was one of the 9 original counties created in 1852.
It was absorbed by Bernalillo County in 1876.


New Mexico is 47th state. It was admitted to the Union on January 6, 1912.
 Santa Fe is the State Capital.

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