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Bernalillo County Created in 1852	Catron County 1921 from Socorro County County Ad Litems are Nancy Brown  and Arlena Boggs	Chaves County 1889 from Lincoln Co.	Cibola County 1981 from Valencia Co.
Colfax County 1869 from Mora Co.	Curry County 1909 from Quay & Roosevelt Co.	De Baca County 1917 from Chaves & Guadalupe	Doña Ana County  Created in 1852
Eddy County 1889 from  Lincoln County.	Grant County 1868 from  Dona Ana County County Ad Litem is Janet Wasson	Guadalupe County 1891 from San Miguel Co.	Harding County 1921 from Mora & Union Co.
Hidalgo County  1919 from Grant County.	Lea County 1917 from Chaves & Eddy Co.	Lincoln County 1869 from Socorro County County Ad Litem is C. W. Barnum	Los Alamos County 1949 from Sandoval & Santa Fe
Luna County 1901 from Dona Ana & Grant Co.	McKinley County 1899 from  Bernalillo County	Mora County 1860 from Taos County	Otero County 1899 from Dona Ana & Lincoln
Quay County 1903 from  Guadalupe County County Ad Litem is  Wendy Swaim	Rio Arriba County Created in 1852	Roosevelt County 1903 from Chaves & Guadalupe	Sandoval County 1903 from Bernalillo County
San Juan County 1887 from  Rio Arriba County	San Miguel County Created in 1852	Santa Fe County Created in 1852	Sierra County 1884 from Dona Ana & Socorro
Socorro County Created in 1852	Taos County Created in 1852	Torrance County 1903 from Bernalillo & Valencia	Union County 1893 ~Colfax, Mora, San Miguel
Valencia County  Created in 1852	Santa Ana County was created in 1852.  It was absorbed by Bernalillo County in 1876. New Mexico is 47th state. It was admitted to the Union on January 6, 1912.   Santa Fe is the State Capital.
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