1 ► New Mexico, Cibola County, Grants — San Rafael —

On State Road 53 at milepost 83.1,, 2.5 miles south of Interstate 40, on the right when traveling north.

2 ► New Mexico, De Baca County, Fort Sumner — Bosque Redondo Indian Reservation — (Old Fort Sumner, 1862 – 1869) —

On U.S. 60 at milepost 331, on the right when traveling west.

3 ► New Mexico, De Baca County, Fort Sumner — Bosque Redondo Indian Reservation — Fort Sumner 1862 - 1868 —

On State Road 272 south of State Road 212, on the right when traveling south.

4 ► New Mexico, De Baca County, Fort Sumner — Fort Sumner —

On State Road 60 at milepost 329.5, on the left when traveling east.

5 ► New Mexico, De Baca County, Fort Sumner — Fort Sumner —

On U.S. 60 at State Road 20, on the right when traveling east on U.S. 60.

6 ► New Mexico, Doña Ana County, Hatch — Hatch — Population 1,028  -  Elevation 4,055 —

7 ► New Mexico, Doña Ana County, Las Cruces — Fort Selden State Monument — 1865-1891 —

On Interstate 25 at milepost 22.8, on the right when traveling south.

8 ► New Mexico, Doña Ana County, Mesilla — Head Quarters, Dept. of New Mexico — Fort Fillmore, Nov. 15th, 1854 —

On Calle de Parian, on the left when traveling east.

9 ► New Mexico, Doña Ana County, Mesilla — La Posta de Mesilla —

On Calle De San Albino south of Calle de Parian, on the right when traveling south.

10 ► New Mexico, Doña Ana County, Mesilla — The Gadsden Purchase Celebration —

On Calle de Parian, on the left when traveling east.

11 ► New Mexico, Doña Ana County, Radium Springs — History in Your Imagination — Historia en su imaginación —

Near Dona Ana Road, 0.7 miles north of Fort Selden Road, on the right when traveling north.

12 ► New Mexico, Grant County, Bayard — Fort Bayard —

On Calle El Centro at Cam Foresta, on the right when traveling east on Calle El Centro.

13 ► New Mexico, Grant County, Hanover — Fort Bayard - 1866-1900 — Fort Bayard National Cemetery —

On U.S. 180 at milepost 120.5 at Bayard Road, on the right when traveling north on U.S. 180.

14 ► New Mexico, Grant County, Santa Rita — The Early Mining Years — Santa Rita Copper Mine —

On Scenic State Road 152, 1.1 miles east of State Highway 356, on the right when traveling east.

15 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Capitan — Fort Stanton — 1855-1896 —

On State Road 220 at milepost 13.5, on the left when traveling south.

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16 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Capitan — Fort Stanton —

On State Road 220 at milepost 13.5, on the right when traveling south.

17 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Barracks / Dining Hall — Building 6 —

On Parade Ground near State Road 220.

18 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Chapel —

On Black Jack Pershing Road near State Road 220, on the right when traveling west.

19 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Commanding Officer's Quarters — Building 1 —

Near Parade Ground near State Road 220.

20 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Commissary Warehouse — Building 12 —

Near Parade Ground near State Road 220.

21 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Community House —

On Kit Carson Road near State Road 220, on the right when traveling west.

22 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Fort Administration Building — Building 9 —

Near Parade Ground near State Road 220.

23 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Fort Stanton —

On Billy the Kid Trail (State Highway 220) at Black Jack Pershing Road, on the right when traveling west on Billy the Kid Trail.

24 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Fort Stanton Medical Center —

Near State Road 220.

25 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Guardhouse — Building 8 —

On Parade Ground near State Road 220.

26 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Hospital Administration — Building 7 —

On Parade Ground near State Road 220.

27 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — L.G. Murphy Sutler Store —

28 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — New Hospital — (Site of Building 5) —

On Parade Ground near State Road 220.

29 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Nurse's Quarters — Site of Building 11 —

Near Parade Ground north of Kit Carson Road.

30 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Officer’s Quarters — Building 4 —

Near Parade Ground near State Road 220.

31 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Officer's Quarters — Building 3 —

Near Parade Ground near State Road 220.

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32 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Officer's Quarters — Building 13 —

Near Parade Ground near State Road 220.

33 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — Stables and Corrals —

On State Road 220 near Kit Carson Road, on the right when traveling north.

34 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Fort Stanton — TB Tent Cottages —

On Kit Carson Road near State Road 220, on the left when traveling west.

35 ► New Mexico, Lincoln County, Lincoln — Col. Dudley's Camping Place —

On U.S. 380 at milepost 97.9, on the right when traveling west.

36 ► New Mexico, McKinley County, Red Rock — Fort Wingate —

On State Road 400 at milepost 3 at Main Street, on the left when traveling south on State Road 400.

37 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Wagon Mound — Sentinel on the Trail — Santa Fe Trail National Scenic Byway —

On State Road 120 just east of Interstate 25, on the right when traveling east.

38 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — A New Community Sprouts Roots — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — Fort Union National Monument —

On New Mexico Route 161, 2.3 miles north of Interstate 25, on the right when traveling north.

39 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — A Show of Strength — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 2.6 miles north of Interstate 25, on the left when traveling north.

40 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Big Business for New Mexico — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

41 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Buttons, Bowling, Billiards and Beer — Sutler's Store — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

42 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Commissary Storehouse — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

43 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Crime and Punishment on an Army Post — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

44 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Depot Officers' Quarters — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

45 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Distant For Good Reasons — The Arsenal — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

46 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Enough to Feed an Army — Quartermaster Depot Storehouses — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

47 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Fort Union and the Santa Fe Trail — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

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48 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Fort Union Arsenal / Fort Union National Monument —

On New Mexico Route 161, 6.6 miles north of Interstate 25, on the left when traveling north.

49 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Fort Union National Monument / Santa Fe Trail — 1851-1891 —

Near Interstate 25 at milepost 375.5,, 8.6 miles north of State Road 161.

50 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Fort Union: 1866 — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

51 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — From Indigenous Trail to International Highway — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — Fort Union National Monument —

On New Mexico Route 161, 2.3 miles north of Interstate 25, on the right when traveling north.

52 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Hard Work, Strict Discipline, and $13 a Month — Enlisted Men's Barracks — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

53 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Home for the Commandants — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

54 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Intersection of History — The Santa Fe Trail and Fort Union — Fort Union National Monument —

On New Mexico Route 161, 2.3 miles north of Interstate 25, on the right when traveling north.

55 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Keep the Wagons Rolling — The Mechanics' Corral — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

56 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Life Along Suds Row — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

57 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Officers' Row — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

58 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Privy — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

59 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Quartermaster Clerks' Office — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

60 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Rank Has its Privileges — Officers' Quarters — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

61 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Ready to Repel the Confederates — Civil War in New Mexico — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

62 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Separate Worlds — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

63 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The Best Hospital in 500 Miles — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

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64 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The End of the Road — Depot Transportation Corral — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

65 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The First Fort Union — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

66 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The First Ten Years: 1851-1861 — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

67 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The Road that Changed Lives Forever — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

68 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The Six Mule Army Wagon — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

69 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — The Third Fort Union — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

70 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Tides of Change — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 2.6 miles north of Interstate 25, on the left when traveling north.

71 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Trail Sites to the West — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — Fort Union National Monument —

On New Mexico Route 161, 7.6 miles north of Interstate 25.

72 ► New Mexico, Mora County, Watrous — Transportation Corral — Fort Union National Monument —

Near New Mexico Route 161, 7.5 miles north of CanAm Highway (Interstate 25).

73 ► New Mexico, Quay County, Tucumcari — Fort Bascom — 1863 - 1870 —

On Main Street, on the right when traveling east.

74 ► New Mexico, Quay County, Tucumcari — Fort Bascom — 1863-1870 —

On State Road 104 at milepost 100.3, on the right when traveling north.

75 ► New Mexico, Rio Arriba County, Tierra Amarilla — Fort Lowell —

On Highway 84/64 (U.S. 84), on the right when traveling south.

76 ► New Mexico, San Miguel County, Las Vegas — Fort Union National Monument — 1851-1891 — 18 Miles —

On Interstate 25 at milepost 360, on the right when traveling north.

77 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — El Palacio Real —

On West Palace Avenue west of Old Santa Fe Trail, on the right when traveling west.

78 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — First Army Fort in the Southwest — Prince Park —

Near Kearney Avenue south of Prince Avenue.

79 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — Invasion of Santa Fe — Prince Park —

Near Kearney Avenue south of Prince Avenue.

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80 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — 379 — Officer's Quarters —

On Lincoln Avenue north of West Palace Avenue, on the left when traveling north.

81 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — The Blockhouse Ruins — Prince Park —

Near Kearney Avenue south of Prince Avenue.

82 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — Welcome to Historic Fort Marcy —

Near Kearney Avenue south of Prince Avenue.

83 ► New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Santa Fe — Witnessed from Fort Marcy Hill — Prince Park —

Near Kearney Avenue south of Prince Avenue.

84 ► New Mexico, Sierra County, Truth or Consequences — Fort McRae 1863-1876 —

On Elephant Butte Lake State Park Road.

85 ► New Mexico, Socorro County, Socorro — Fort Craig —

On Interstate 25 at milepost 114, on the right when traveling north.

86 ► New Mexico, Socorro County, White Sands Proving Grounds — McDonald Ranch House Trinity Site — National Historic Landmark — 1972 —

On WSMR S Route 321.