Welcome to the New Mexico information page! Learn more about New Mexico's rich cultural and historical background through New Mexico trivia, history and facts. You can explore all that New Mexico has to offer with our suggested scenic road trips and information about driving in New Mexico. If you are thinking about moving to the great state of New Mexico, check out tips to help you get started and the handy Allstate Moving Checklist.
The state of New Mexico encompasses 121,665 square miles and is ranked 5th in the nation's total area. It was the 47th state to enter the union on January 6, 1912. New Mexico was named by 6th century Spanish explorers who hoped to find gold and wealth equal to that of Mexico's Aztec treasures.
- Santa Fe is the highest capital city in the United States at 7,000 feet above sea level.
- Each October Albuquerque hosts the world's largest international hot air balloon fiesta.
- The Palace of Governors in Santa Fe, built in 1610, is one of the oldest public buildings in America.
- Since New Mexico's climate is so dry 3/4 of the roads are left unpaved. The roads don't wash away.
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Driving in New Mexico
Visit the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division for important information on obtaining your New Mexico driver's license, requirements for ID Cards, and vehicle registration
The First Step When Moving
Contact your Allstate agent or call 1-800-ALLSTATE (1-800-255-7828).
Things to Consider Before Moving
Will I need to change my insurance coverage? Should I buy or rent my new place? What can I afford? Relax! We'll help you sort through your
options.
Moving Tools and Tips
There's a lot to keep track of when you move. Our
checklists will help you so moving will be a breeze.
Always check out the
moving company's registration number, references and complaint history at
Relocation.com. This is important, even if your move is within New Mexico.
Need an Insurance Policy in New Mexico?
Find out if switching to Allstate might save you money by getting an
auto insurance quote today (it's easy!). You can also talk to an
Allstate agent right in your neighborhood or call
1-866-621-6900 to get a quote over the phone.
Some suggested scenic road trips.
Preview upcoming events, historic sites and museums. Find transportation information along with state maps at the New Mexico State Tourism site.
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