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$5,395,0001,603 acres

Chama, NM, 87520, Rio Arriba County

1,603 acres of alpine terrain with year-round highway access Excellent big game hunting with annual landowner tags Meticulously maintained hunting cabin & storage building Varied terrain, healthy forests, & plentiful water sources Close proximity to
$4,160,0003,200 acres

000 Omega Rd., Quemado, NM, 87829, Catron County

Venture into the vast and untamed landscapes of X Spear Elk & Cattle Ranch, a prime hunting retreat in Catron County, New Mexico. This expansive property spans over 4,480 acres, comprised of 3,200 deed acres, & 1,280 acres of state grazing lease, off
$8,200,0002,171 acres
6,000 sqft

TBD Highway 84, Tierra Amarilla, NM, 87575, Rio Arriba County

Step into the raw beauty of Brazos Vista Ranch, a sprawling 2,171 acre hunting property located in the heart of Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico. This isn’t just land; it’s a place where the thrill of the hunt and the spirit of the Southwest converge. Nam
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Buying Land in New Mexico

New Mexico is a land of contrasts. It's the fifth-largest state in the US but has a population just over two million. It has high-desert and mountainous regions, and its landscape is dotted with ancient pueblos and modern cities. The state's economy is based on ranching, mining, oil production, and government services. Here's what you need to know about land for sale in New Mexico.

What regions of New Mexico are popular for buying land?

It depends on what you're looking for. Catron County has seen the highest number of rural property land sales in recent years. But for New Mexico ranches for sale, the most popular areas are in the southeast, where there is more land available for grazing and farming.

What are the common uses of land in New Mexico?

The most common use for land in New Mexico is ranching. The significant number of New Mexico ranches for sale provide ample room for livestock to roam.

What are the flora and fauna in New Mexico?

New Mexico is home to various plant life, such as evergreen trees like Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir in the mountains. The state's desert regions are home to plants like yucca and cactus. For New Mexico land for sale with water, look for land near the Rio Grande, the Pecos River or one of the state's many lakes and reservoirs that are home to a variety of fish species plus deer and ducks.

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