Historical Markers and War Memorials in Taos County, New Mexico
Adjacent to Taos County, New Mexico
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► New Mexico (Taos County), Dixon — Rio Grande Gaging Station — U.S. Geological Survey — Established 1889 —  |
| 2► New Mexico (Taos County), Ojo Caliente — Santa Cruz — † † † — |
| 3► New Mexico (Taos County), Picuris Pueblo — Maria Ramita Simbola Martinez "Summer Harvest" (1884-1969) — Cora Durand (1904-1981),Virginia Duran (1904-1998) — Picuris Pueblo — |
| 4► New Mexico (Taos County), Pilar — Pilar — |
| 5► New Mexico (Taos County), Ranchos de Taos — Captive Women and Children of Taos County / María Rosa Villapando, (ca. 1725-1830) — |
| 6► New Mexico (Taos County), Ranchos de Taos — San Francisco de Asis Church — Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico — |
| 7► New Mexico (Taos County), Ranchos de Taos — William J. Klauer — February 15, 1909 – February 21, 2001 — In Honor and Memory of — |
| 8► New Mexico (Taos County), Rio Lucio — Pueblo of Picuris — |
| 9► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Don Fernando de Taos — |
| 10► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Don Fernando de Taos Plaza — |
| 11► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Historic Taos — |
| 12► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Historic Taos Plaza — |
| 13► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Jack M. Campbell Highway — Taos to Tierra Amarilla — |
| 14► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Ledoux Street — Historic District — |
| 15► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Padre Antonio José Martínez — 1793 – 1867 — |
| 16► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Palo Flechado Pass — Elevation: 9101 ft — |
| 17► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Rio Grande Gorge Bridge — |
| 18► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Taos — Population 3369 — Elevation 6983 ft. — |
| 19► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Taos — Population 3369 — Elevation 6,983 — |
| 20► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Taos Canyon — |
| 21► New Mexico (Taos County), Taos — Wheeler Peak — 13,161 Feet Above Sea Level — Highest Point in New Mexico — |
| 22► New Mexico (Taos County), Trampas — Las Trampas — |
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