Socorro, New Mexico
Socorro, United States
Socorro, New Mexico links to 1544 places across 11 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections. They cover the Rio Grande and its rift landscape, rail and air transport, the Apache, and the film Contact. Spanish settlers led by Juan de Oñate crossed the Jornada del Muerto in June 1598, a desert stretch that ends just south of the city. Science ties include the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Shared connections run to New Mexico, Mexico, and the United States.
The Hell Bent Kid
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Mexico | New Mexico
Jornada del Muerto
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Hatch, New Mexico | Aleman, New Mexico | Monticello, New Mexico | Engle, New Mexico
Piro Pueblo
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Ciudad Juárez, Mexico | Socorro, Texas | Polvadera, New Mexico | Luis Lopez, New Mexico
Cibola National Forest
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Albuquerque, New Mexico | Zuni Indian Reservation | Datil, New Mexico | Ponderosa Pine, New Mexico | McGaffey, New Mexico
Rio Grande Rift
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Colorado | Southwestern United States | El Paso, Texas | El Paso–Juárez | Manassa, Colorado
Continental Airlines
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Houston, Texas | Denver, Colorado | Research Triangle | Daytona Beach, Florida | Downtown Houston
Fort Bliss
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Southwestern United States | El Paso, Texas | Fort Dix | Alamogordo, New Mexico | Catheys Valley, California
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: United States | Mexico | Virginia | Arizona | Hawaii
Douglas DC-3
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Aden, Yemen | Kallang, Singapore | Taupō | Baramulla, India | Palestine, Texas
White Sands Missile Range
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: New Mexico | Southwestern United States | Fort Bliss | Kirtland Air Force Base | Johnston Atoll
National Wildlife Refuge
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: Northern California | Wake Island | Vieques, United States | Johnston Atoll | Chatham Borough, New Jersey
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Connects Socorro, New Mexico to: El Paso, Texas | Redlands, California | El Paso–Juárez | San Angelo, Texas | Lost Springs, Kansas