Roy New Mexico Emerging Boom Town in Mora County
Roy New Mexico grows rapidly since opening on January 1 1907 with about 800 homesteaders and desert entries. The village on the Dawson Branch of the El Paso and Southwestern system attracts business, irrigation, and potential county seat status as surrounding land offers wheat oats corn sugar cane kaffir maize and vegetables. Water is reachable at 30 to 150 feet with reliable well drilling.
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Roy
New Mexico
Mora County South-Central New Mexico Profile and Geography
Mora County covers 2542 square miles with 1900 census population 10 304 and 1175828 assessed value. County seat is Mora with multiple post offices. The region leads New Mexico in agricultural wealth while its area and mountainous terrain feed a complex drainage system including Canadian River Mora River Pecos and Rio Grande basins and tributaries such as Coyote Cebolla Sapello Guadalupita and Lobo.
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Bernalillo
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Rocky Mountains
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Pecos
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Rio Grande
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F.B. Evans
Office Postoffice Building
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J. Floersheim
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