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What is Albuquerque
Albuquerque is a city in the central region of the state of New Mexico in the United States. It is New Mexico's largest city, but is often overshadowed as a travel destination by Santa Fe 60 miles to the north. Albuquerque is a sprawling desert metropolis with a metropolitan population of nearly 900,000. Aside from Santa Fe, Albuquerque has its own attractions, with pleasant scenery, colorful history, and a spectacular hot-air balloon fiesta in the fall that is one of the country's most heavily attended festivals.
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"The last significant area of Albuquerque geologically is the "West Mesa": this is the elevated land west of the Rio Grande, including the sandy terrace immediately west and above the river, and the rather sharply defined volcanic escarpment above and west of most of the developed city."
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"If you enjoy the outdoors, it may interest you to head down to the Bosque, the forested preserve along the Rio Grande."
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"Horses drinking in Rio Grande River between Taos & Sante Fe photo by: Joseph Hollick [Change image] | [Upload image]."
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"Altitude: 5,005ft/1,525m The city of Albuquerque lies on the Rio Grande, surrounded by the Sandia Hills."
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"Sandia and Manzano Mountains* Rise east from the Rio grande Valley, running north south near Albuqurque."
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"Basically, if you remember that I-25 runs north-south, I-40 runs east-west, the Sandia Mountains are to the east, and the Rio Grande runs along the bottom of the valley in the western part of the city, you should be able to make your way around the city without too many problems."
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"To the west, the Rio Grande snakes its way through the cottonwood-lined valley, and dormant volcanoes are silhouetted against fiery red sunsets."
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"There are a surprising number of acceptable wineries in New Mexico, concentrated mainly in the north central region, but there are several others in the middle Rio Grande valley, between Albuquerque and Socorro."
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"The Albuquerque Museum is museum located in Albuquerque, New Mexico in Old Town Albuquerque dedicated to preserving the art and history of Albuquerque and the Middle Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico and to pursue and further the cultural and educational programs in the city of Albuquerque."
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