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The new library in Farmington is a vast
information center for the Four Corners region. |
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This is Farmington, New Mexico looking north towards
the Laplata Mountains in Colorado. A population of 50,000
based on the energy industry keeps the city and
surrounding communities economically strong. |
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The Animas River meanders thru
Farmington from the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. At
this point in Berg Park, it has two miles of flow
before merging with the San Juan River. The park is
good for beginning kayakers. |
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The Navajo Indians,Tibetans and
Turks incorporated the swastika symbol as the sign of
man. These particular symbols in downtown Farmington
were built into the walls during the early
1900s, emphasizing the local Navajo culture. |
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Farming and cattle raising are part
of Farmington's history and growth. The Texas Longhorn
pictured is on the Drake Ranch within the city limits. |
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A view of downtown Farmington's Main
St. Totah means in Navajo, "place of three rivers."
The Animas, San Juan and LaPlata rivers flowing out of
Colorado converge in Farmington. |
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San Juan Community College serves the
entire Four Corners area as an institution of
education. Associate and Bachelor degree programs are
available. |
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The Navajo Indian culture is a way
of life in Farmington and surrounding area. Navajo
Trading Company sells authentic Indian art and jewelry
from reknowned Native American artists. |
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Katchina Dolls on display at Navajo Trading. |
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Southwest-style homes are popular in Farmington and the state of New Mexico. |
