Taos County, New Mexico
Towns and Villages


This page contributed and copyrighted by Karen Mitchell.

These are the towns and villages of Taos County. Many of them no longer exist.
PLEASE NOTE: If you would like to adopt a town and become a town coordinator please contact me at: Karen Mitchell, km1109@ghvalley.net Adoption Requirements

TOWN STATUS TOWN COORDINATOR
Agua del Lobo Post office established 1888/1905. Your Name here
Agua Sargo Adopt me! Your Name here
Agua Viva Adopt me! Your Name here
Amalia Adopt me! Your Name here
Amizette (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Anchor (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Angostura Adopt me! Your Name here
Arroyo Hondo Adopt me! Your name here
Arroyo Seco Adopt me! Your name here
Baldy Adopt me! Your Name here
Barranca Adopt me! Your Name here
Bitter Creek Burg (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Braba Adopt me! Your Name here
Buena Vista Adopt me! Your Name here
Caballo Hot Springs Adopt me! Your Name here
Caņon Adopt me! Your Name here
Caņoncito Adopt me! Your Name here
Carson Adopt me! Your Name here
Cavarista (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Cerro Adopt me! Your name here
Cerro Community Adopt me! Your Name here
Chamisal Adopt me! Your Name here
Cienaga Adopt me! Your Name here
Cieneguilla Adopt me! Your Name here
Claverie (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Cordilleras Adopt me! Your Name here
Costilla Adopt me! Your Name here
Des Montes Online Shalane Sheley-Cruz (shalane@csm.Berkeley.EDU)
1-4-2002
Don Fernando de Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
El Padro Adopt me! Your Name here
El Prado Adopt me! Your Name here
El Rito Adopt me! Your Name here
El Valle Adopt me! Your Name here
Fernandez de Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
Fernando de Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
Franklin City (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Glen-Woody (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Gold Hill Adopt me! Your Name here
Gordito (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Gusdorf (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Gysin City (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Hodges Adopt me! Your Name here
Hondo Adopt me! Your Name here
Jellison City (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Kiowa Village Adopt me! Your Name here
La Belle (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
La Cordillera Adopt me! Your Name here
La Loma Adopt me! Your Name here
La Placita Adopt me! Your Name here
La Villita Adopt me! Your Name here
Lama Adopt me! Your Name here
Las Mochas Adopt me! Your Name here
Las Trampas Adopt me! Your Name here
Llano Adopt me! Your Name here
Llano Largo Adopt me! Your Name here
Llano Quemado Adopt me! Your Name here
Lobo (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Lobo Martinez Adopt me! Your Name here
Los Cordovas Adopt me! Your Name here
McGreggor Place Adopt me! Your Name here
McGregor City (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Memphis (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Mestecita Adopt me! Your Name here
Midnight (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Moly Adopt me! Your Name here
Molybdenum Adopt me! Your Name here
Navajo Adopt me! Your Name here
No Agua Adopt me! Your Name here
Ojito Adopt me! Your Name here
Ojo Caliente Adopt me! Your Name here
Palmilla Adopt me! Your Name here
Peņasco Adopt me! Your Name here
Picuris Pueblo Adopt me! Your Name here
Pilar Adopt me! Your Name here
Piņa Adopt me! Your Name here
Pot Creek Adopt me! Your name here
Questa Online Shalane Sheley-Cruz (shalane@csm.Berkeley.EDU)
1-4-2002
Ranchito Adopt me! Your Name here
Ranchitos Adopt me! Your Name here
Ranchos de Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
Red River Adopt me! Your Name here
Red River Town (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Rio Colorado (historical)Online Shalane Sheley-Cruz (shalane@csm.Berkeley.EDU)
1-4-2002
Rio Hondo (historical) Adopt me! Your Name here
Rio Lucio Adopt me! Your Name here
Rio Pueblo Adopt me! Your Name here
Rock Wall Adopt me! Your Name here
Rodarte Adopt me! Your Name here
San Antonio Adopt me! Your Name here
San Antonio del Rio Colorado Adopt me! Your Name here
San Cristobal Adopt me! Your Name here
San Francisco del Rancho de Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
San Geronimo de Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
San Lorenzo de Picuris Adopt me! Your Name here
Servilleta Adopt me! Your Name here
Shady Brook Adopt me! Your Name here
Sheep Crossing Campground Adopt me! Your Name here
Sipapu Adopt me! Your Name here
Skarda Adopt me! Your Name here
Solo Adopt me! Your Name here
Stong Adopt me! Your Name here
Sunshine Adopt me! Your Name here
Sunshine Valley Adopt me! Your Name here
Talpa Adopt me! Your Name here
Taos Adopt me! Your Name here
Taos Junction Adopt me! Your Name here
Taos Pueblo Adopt me! Your Name here
Tayberon Adopt me! Your Name here
Tienditas Adopt me! Your Name here
Trampas Trampas, also called Las Trampas, is known as the "place of the early settlers" according to T.M. Pearce in New Mexico Place Names. The village has been described as a part of seventeenth century Spain or Mexico, set down in the heart of New Mexico. The adobe walled town includes a mission church, Santo Tomas del Rio de las Trampas, which dates from 1760 or earlier. The village takes its name from the Trampas River which was named for the many beaver traps placed in its waters. The Post Office was established in 1898. Your Name here
Tres Piedras Adopt me! Your Name here
Tres Ritos Adopt me! Your Name here
Town of Abiquiu Grant Adopt me! Your Name here
Twining Adopt me! Your Name here
Vadito Adopt me! Your Name here
Valdez Adopt me! Your Name here
Valladolid Adopt me! Your Name here
Valle Escondido Adopt me! Your Name here
Vallecito Adopt me! Your Name here
Vallecitos Adopt me! Your Name here
Ventero Adopt me! Your Name here
Virginia Adopt me! Your Name here
Virginia City Adopt me! Your Name here
Virsylvia Adopt me! Your Name here

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