New Mexico state flag
The New Mexico flag, adopted in 1925, consists of a yellow field with the red symbol of the Pueblon people who have lived in the state for years. The flag combines this design with the colors of the flag of Spain, which ruled the land for over 2 centuries.
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New Mexico state flag
New Mexico, also known as the Land of Enchantment, is located in the western region of the country. The a mixture of Native-American and Hispanic culture dominates in this part of the country. It’s one of the Mountain States and bordered by Arizona, Texas, Colorado, and Utah.
New Mexico’s rich culture shows in their festivals and state celebrations.
- National Fiery Foods and Barbecue Show
It is considered as the biggest, most visited festival which highlights barbecues and “hot and spicy” foods. It features 250 booths offering foods with different kinds of chilis and peppers. - Gathering of Nations
The Gathering of Nations is one of the recognized pop-wows in the state and features more than 500 tribes in traditional costumes, parade of drumming and other musical entertainment performed by American Indian musicians. - Festival Flamenco Internacional de Alburquerque
This is the biggest flamenco event in the country that’s been around for over a quarter of a century. The National Institute of Flamenco is recognized as the longest flamenco event outside of Spain. - New Mexico State Fair
This event has been around for more than 74 years and is referred to as “The Biggest Show in New Mexico.” It features activities such as rodeo games, farm animals, horse shows, competitions, concerts, carnival rides and more. - Whole Enchilada Fiesta
This 3-day fiesta highlights one of New Mexico’s favorite food. It attracts 70,000 fans who enjoy crafts booths, carnival rides, various enchiladas, car and motorcycle shows and live entertainment.
Unique Laws Existing in New Mexico
- Idiots, insane people, people with felonious background, unless restored to political rights, are not allowed to vote.
- It is considered unlawful to spit on sidewalks, crosswalks, paths in the city, foot steps of a public building, the opera house, schoolhouses or any other buildings.
- It is illegal to hunt in the Mountain View Cemetery.
If you’re a proud New Mexican and you want to show how much you love your state, then fly a flag in your home. Let your pride reign and pass it on to the younger generation. They say patriotism is dying, but that’s a sad statement to believe in. We can do something about it. Display a flag in your home and make it a tradition for every state celebration. More New Mexico Flag questions are .
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