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Tent Rocks National Monument is New Mexico's newest national monument,
designated as such by President Clinton on Jan. 17. Fifty miles north of
Albuquerque, the monument sits in the Pajarito Plateau and is a wilderness
of water- and wind-shaped pumice, ash and tuff deposited 6 to 7 million
years ago from the nearby Valles Caldera. To learn more, visit www.nm.blm.gov/www/aufo/tent_rocks/tent_rocks.html.
Photo by M'Lee Beazley of the Bureau of Land Management. |   From the Editor Society Page Where on Earth? Geomedia Calendar Classifieds Print Table of Contents | |||||
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