Monero Coal Field Area, New Mexico
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Monero Coal Field Area. The Monero field was an area of coal mining from the 1880's into the early 1970's. The impetus for this activity was the building of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad through the area. Although the coals in the Monero area are relatively thin and the terrain is rugged, these are high-quality coals that proved to be a valuable resource for the railroad as well as domestic use for almost 90 years
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Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 36°54'20"N 106°51'23"W
- Molycorp tailings ponds (Questa Molybdenum) 110 km
- Endless Blue Resort 123 km
- Old Red River Pass Road 133 km
- Zapata 140 km
- Casita Park 155 km
- Mt. Maestas 169 km
- Sugarite Canyon State Park 217 km
- Cotter Uranium Mill 220 km
- Colorado Springs Public Utilities 270 km
- Transit Test Track - TTT 280 km
- Chromo, Colorado 14 km
- Horse Lake Mesa 17 km
- Stone Lake 21 km
- Heron Lake 28 km
- Heron Lake State Park 28 km
- Stinking Lake 32 km
- El Vado Lake State Park 33 km
- Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico 35 km
- Tusas Mountains 46 km
- Brazos Box 47 km