Mogollon, New Mexico

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Mogollon, New Mexico is a historic former mining town in western New Mexico known for its rugged mountain setting and well-preserved Old West character.

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instanceOf historic mining town
unincorporated community
accessedVia New Mexico State Road 159 NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle frontier Western style
characterizedBy Old West architecture
historic cemetery
narrow canyon location
rugged mountain setting
wooden false-front buildings
climate mountain climate
country United States of America
currentEconomicActivity heritage tourism
seasonal tourism
economicBasisHistoric hard-rock mining
elevation approximately 2000 meters
approximately 6500 feet
foundedAsMiningCamp late 19th century
hasFeature abandoned mine workings
historic church
historic general store
historic hotel
hasNearbyAttraction Gila National Forest trails
Gila Wilderness NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationStatus recognized locally as historic district
historicalUse gold mining town
silver mining town
knownFor former mining ruins
ghost town tourism
historic buildings
well-preserved Old West character
locatedIn Catron County, New Mexico NERFINISHED
New Mexico
western New Mexico NERFINISHED
locatedInMountainRange Mogollon Mountains NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Gila National Forest area NERFINISHED
namedAfter Mogollon Mountains NERFINISHED
nearestTown Glenwood, New Mexico NERFINISHED
partOf American Old West historic sites NERFINISHED
peakPopulationPeriod early 20th century
populationTrend declined after mining busts
region Southwest United States NERFINISHED
status largely uninhabited
semi-ghost town
subjectTo flash flooding risk
timeZone Mountain Time Zone

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Mogollon Mountains near Mogollon, New Mexico