New Mexico's largest city

Home of the LA Dodger's triple A team, the Isotopes

The Trinity site, where the first atomic bomb was detonated, is near this city in south-central NM

The underground caverns near this city attract nearly 400,000 visitors each year

City of 38,000 in Curry County, it is the namesake of a prehistoric Paleo-Indian culture dated to about 13,000 years ago

It's mentioned between Amarillo and Flagstaff in Nat King Cole's 'Route 66'

Home of New Mexico State University

Once a prosperous stop on the Santa Fe Trail and railroad, No Country for Old Men was filmed here

Headquarters of the Manhattan Project, where the first atomic bomb was produced

Suburb of Albuquerque, and site of Intel Fab 11X, the largest and most advanced semiconductor fabrication plant in the world

On July 8, 1947, its Daily Record's headline story announced the capture of a flying saucer nearby

Its full name when it was founded in 1608 translates as the Royal Town of the Holy Faith of St. Francis of Assisi

Famous ghost town

Tourist destination with nearby pueblos, Kit Carson's House, and an artists' colony

Originally named Hot Springs, it renamed itself after a popular radio (later TV) show