Aztec serves as the county seat of San Juan County with a population of 6,201 and an elevation of 5,820 ft. Established in 1887, the city is known for the Aztec Ruins National Monument, which preserves ancestral Puebloan structures as part of the Chaco Culture UNESCO World Heritage site.
Farmington sits in the northwest corner of New Mexico at the heart of the Four Corners region, serving as a commercial hub surrounded by rivers, mesas, and vast public lands ideal for outdoor exploration and cultural discovery.
Grants sits in northwest New Mexico’s high desert at the edge of the vast El Malpais lava fields, a small city on historic Route 66 that serves as gateway to dramatic volcanic landscapes, trails, and nearby Pueblo communities.