CITIES/TOWNS
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Wagon Wheel Ranch (US Interstate 40 Exit 207)
White Oaks (NM Hwy 349)
(NM Hwy 349 leads to US Hwy 54, 9 miles southwest, and A044, which leads to Jicarilla, northeast)
March 2000
White Oaks grew rapidly after the discovery of gold in 1869. From tent city to bustling mining town, it was the largest town in Lincoln County with cultural events and an occasional bandit. Gold depletion and failure to grant railroad right-of-way caused its demise. Cedarvale is the cemetery resting place of many White Oaks citizens.
White Oaks
March 2000
White Oaks
March 2000
White Oaks
March 2000
White Oaks
March 2000
White's City (US Hwy 180/62 Mile Marker 16)
US Hwy 180/62 leads to Carlsbad, 20 miles north, and the Texas border, 16 miles south.
From White's City, NM Hwy 7 leads to Carlsbad Caverns, 7 miles west.
August 2000
White's City
August 2000
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