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Historical Markers in Jemez Springs, New Mexico
Bernalillo is the county seat for Sandoval County
Jemez Springs is in Sandoval County
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ADJACENT TO SANDOVAL COUNTY
Bernalillo County (217) ►
Cibola County (33) ►
Los Alamos County (15) ►
McKinley County (26) ►
Rio Arriba County (35) ►
San Juan County (29) ►
Santa Fe County (154) ►
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1 ► New Mexico, Sandoval County, Jemez Springs — Jémez State Monument —  |
| On State Road 4 just north of Jemez Springs, on the left when traveling east. | |||
| The village of Giusewa was occupied by ancestors of the Jémez Indians before the arrival of the Spanish in 1541. Its ruins lie close to those of the great stone mission church of San José de los Jémez, which was built by the Franciscans around 1622. — — Map (db m73238) HM | |||
| 2 ► New Mexico, Sandoval County, Jemez Springs — 20 — Valle Grande — |
| On State Highway 4, 8.1 miles west of West Jemez Road (State Highway 501), on the right when traveling west. | |||
| About one million years ago, the magnificent valley before you was formed by collapse, after a series of tremendous volcanic eruptions ejected a volume of material more than 500 times greater than the May 1980 eruptions of Mt. St. Helens. This event . . . — — Map (db m119763) HM | |||