Bloomfield, New Mexico |
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Bloomfield is located just to the east of Farmington at the intersection of US Highways 64 and 550 in San Juan County. The Salmon Ruins (so named because George Salmon homesteaded the surrounding property long ago), a 12th century Anasazi pueblo, are just west of town. The Salmon Ruins and the George Salmon homestead are now part of a privately-operated museum complex. |
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| San Juan County Related Pages: Aztec - Farmington - Shiprock - San Juan County |
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| Other San Juan County Related Pages: Angel Peak National Recreation Area - Aztec Ruins National Monument Four Corners - Bisti/DeNaZin Wilderness - Hidden Valley Golf Club Glade Run Recreation Area - Dunes OHV Site - Simon Canyon ACEC |
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| Upper photo of Bloomdield Library courtesy of AllenS Text is available for re-use under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. |
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