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Dawson Elk Valley Ranch
Colfax County, New Mexico
The scenic and historic 50,039 acre Dawson Elk Valley Ranch is located near Cimarron, New Mexico, within an hours drive of Raton and I-25 (east) and t...
Laughlin Peak Ranch
Colfax County, New Mexico
LAUGHLIN PEAK RANCH 28,226.52 Deeded Acres 4,200.00 New Mexico State Lease Acres 40.00 Free Use Acres 32,466.52 Total Acres COLFAX COUNTY, ...
Quinlan Ranch
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
The 16,706 deeded acre Quinlan Ranch is a superlative mountain hunting property located just three miles west of Chama, New Mexico. The Quinlan, as it...
King Farm
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Property Description We are proud to announce the exclusive listing of this unique property which has been in the same ownership for over 100 years...
Alta Luna Ranch
Mora County, New Mexico
Alta Luna Ranch is encompassed in the beauty of the ancient Mora Valley, near the unincorporated town of Chacon, New Mexico. This area is steeped in ...
Uncle Bill's Farm & Ranch
Socorro County, New Mexico
Uncle Bills Farm and Ranch in Socorro County, New Mexico, includes 37,941 acres of farming and grazing lands, along with 533.73 annual consumptive acr...
Elk Mountain Ranch
Cibola County, New Mexico
If you're looking for a property that checks all the boxes, this +/- 7540 deeded acre mountain ranch has it all. Elk Mountain Ranch has been a 3rd gen...
Rincon Ranch
Cibola County, New Mexico
Located on the sprawling, untouched land of Cibola County, New Mexico, Rincon Ranch is a superb 12,880 acre trophy hunting ranch and wildlife area. In...
Cross Diamond Ranch
Colfax County, New Mexico
Encompassing roughly 19 square miles of stunning northeastern New Mexico, the Cross Diamond Ranch sits five miles east of Raton, with paved access by...
Land of Enchantment Ranch
San Miguel County, New Mexico
The Land of Enchantment Ranch is located near the small village of Tecolote, southwest of Las Vegas and northeast of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and easily ...
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New Mexico's Land for Sale
New Mexico's southwest landscape paints a diverse portrait. Often referred to as the "Land of Enchantment," New Mexico is well known for its colorful deserts and its snow-capped mountains. This state's nearly 122,000 square miles makes it the fifth largest in the country.
If you have always dreamed of owning a property, land for sale in New Mexico has a lot to offer from farmland to grazing land, mountainous fishing retreats to desert wildlife lands. Farms USA shares available properties available for sale, one of which may just be the property of your dreams.
New Mexico's largest city is Albuquerque with a population of more than one-half million people. It sits at 5,300-feet above sea level, just lower than the state average of 5,700-feet. The second largest city is Las Cruces with just more than 100,000 people, which is located on the edge of the Chihuahuan Desert. The rest of New Mexico's cities have smaller populations of less than 100,000 people including the state capital of Santa Fe, which is located at a higher elevation than the mile-high city of Denver.
Natural resources, including oil and gas, are the largest contributor to the state's economy. Solar energy and wind farms are included in the makeup of the energy sources that makes New Mexico the fifth largest energy resource state in the country. Aerospace and the U.S. Department of Defense are additional industries that significantly contribute to the economy, as does tourism.
Livestock is another integral part of New Mexico's make up, primarily cattle, but also sheep. Dairies, too, are very important. There are pecan orchards, hay fields, onions, chilies, and potatoes are all grown here. Keeping with New Mexico’s rich history of wineries, grape vineyards can also be found here.
When visiting the Capulin Volcano National Monument, you will have a view of not only much of the state but four other states as well. NM is a part of the famed "Four Corners," where the edges of four states meet including New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah.
If you like rural and rustic, you'll love New Mexico. Approximately 75 percent of the roads are not paved! With land for sale in New Mexico available from one or two acres, to more than 500-acre parcels, there is property available to fit most any lifestyle and budget. New Mexico land for sale starts at less than $20,000 up to over $1,000,000. Take some time to view the thousands of listings on Farms USA, and let yourself dream.