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Socorro, NM is an old city with a long history and plenty of sites to explore. It’s known for its historic churches, galleries, and museums, which are all great places to learn about the area’s unique cultural heritage. Visitors can also take in the fresh mountain air along the Rio Grande or relax on the open spaces of Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. With so much to offer, it’s no surprise that Socorro, NM has had some great reviews from those who have visited or called it home. People have praised its hospitable locals, beautiful scenery and an array of outdoor activities available. In addition to its culture and history, many appreciate the peaceful environment found in Socorro. There's a lot to love here in Socorro New Mexico!
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Socorro County - Quiet, Desert Beauty, but Not Far - 7/7/2009
Socorro County, New Mexico, is one of the largest counties in the state (6626 square miles)but with a population of only about 18 million. Most of the population centers around the county seat - the town of Socorro (about 9 million). Therefore, a great deal of the county is untouched land, where nature abounds. Changes in elevation bring a variety of terrains ranging from barren desert to lushly wooded mountain tops. And each has its own varieties of plants and animals. It is a great place for driving back roads, hiking, taking pictures, camping, watching spectacular skies change throughout the days, and finding peace and solitude.
The town of Socorro, situated about an hour south of Albuquerque, offers a bit of everything - eateries, live music, festivals, an arts community, grocery stores, mechanics, a college, decent basic health care, and a fairly low cost-of-living. But it is also a very poor county, with high rates of poverty and unemployment, and few funds
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