Catron County, New Mexico |
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 A view in Catron County, New Mexico |
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Catron County is in west central New Mexico with Arizona to the west. This area is home to the Plains of San Augustin and a large portion of the Gila National Forest. Catron County is New Mexico's largest county, and least populated. Catron County is named after Thomas B. Catron, an early prominent attorney and politician from Santa Fe. Formed in 1921, Catron County contains 6,928 square miles of land and 1 square mile of water. The county seat is Reserve. |
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 A view in the Gila National Forest, Catron County, New Mexico |
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| Catron County Tourism & Business Services: Tourism & Business Services |
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Other Catron County Related Pages: Datil Well National Recreation Site - Gila National Forest Gila Wilderness - Blue Range Wilderness |
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