New Mexico is located in the southwestern United States, surrounded by Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Oklahoma, and Texas. It has diverse landscapes like the Colorado Plateau and Rocky Mountains. Some notable landmarks include Chaco Canyon and Carlsbad Caverns. The climate is generally very arid. The economy relies on exports like chilies, dairy, copper, oil, turquoise, and natural gas. People have adapted to the climate through house designs and modified the landscape with constructions like the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge.

1. New Mexico
The Silver Snakes
By: Davis

2. Location
Relative Location: New Mexico is surrounded by Arizona
to the east, Colorado to the north, Utah to the
northwest, Oklahoma to the northeast, Texas to the
east and the south, and Mexico to the south.
Absolute Location: The absolute location for Santa Fe,
NM is 36˚N and 106˚W.

3. Region
Region 1. Santa Fe's area code is #505
Region 2. New Mexico is in the Rocky Mountain Region.
Region 3. New Mexico is in the Mountain Time Zone.

4. Place
Landmarks: some landmarks in New Mexico
are Chaco Canyon and Carlsbad Caverns
Chaco Canyon
Carlsbad Caverns

5. Place Continued
Landforms: Colorado Plateau and the Rocky
Mountains.

6. Place Continued
Tradition: New Mexico State Fair
The New Mexico State Fair is a harvest festival
overflowing with foods, entertainment,
crafts, animals, car shows, and more.

7. Place Continued
Climate: The climate in New Mexico is very arid.

8. Movement
Transportation: A route in New Mexico is
Route 64. A airport in New Mexico is the
Albuquerque International Sunport

9. Movement Continued
Exports: Some exports are dairy, chilies,
copper, oil, turquoise, and natural gas.

10. Movement
Agriculture: Some agriculture items in New
Mexico are chilies and dairy items.

11. H/E Interaction
Adapt: People adapt by changing
the design of their houses because
of the different climate they have a
different house style.

12. H/E Interaction Continued
Modify: People have modified New
Mexico by making the Rio Grande
Gorge Bridge.

13. H/E Interaction Continued
Depend: People in New Mexico
depend on the animals for food and
also for clothing for shirts, pants,
belts, etc.