Salmon Ruins Guide: Farmington’s Historic Gateway
Salmon Ruins is the gateway to one of New Mexico’s most underrated cities – Farmington. It’s a Chacoan site, dating back to 1089 CE. Comprised of the remains of a kiva and three-story pueblo,…
Salmon Ruins is the gateway to one of New Mexico’s most underrated cities – Farmington. It’s a Chacoan site, dating back to 1089 CE. Comprised of the remains of a kiva and three-story pueblo,…
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