What are the large circles on the New Mexico landscape?
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That is the irrigation system for crops.  No, it is not aliens or anything like that.  They are in most farming areas, not just New Mexico.  Arizona, California also have them.
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hell no, it looks like new mexico but with slightly MORE sand
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Anywhere in the mountains, to get away from the marine layer. I think Palomar is good, but I never went there. I used to set up in the parking lot of San Diego State's observatory on Mount Laguna, but there are a lot of trees, so you will not be able to see anything near the horizon. The San Diego Astronomical Association should be able to help you find places.
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Try\nhttp://www.topozone.com\nHas wonderful maps, etc.\nYou should be able to find what you need there.
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just north of Flagstaff
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for population is new mexico
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These pages have pictures of Mt St Helen\nhttp://www.nhoem.state.nh.us/mitigation/fig%202-20.htm\nhttp://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/Images/may18_images.html
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counter tops, try home depot or Lowe's, as far in town I can't think of anywhere, its mostly sandstone and bedrock,but if you travel up a ways here is some info I found were you can find it in the rough:\nSubsection M262Bf\nSanta Ana Mountains\nThis subsection includes the Puente and Chino Hills, which are northwest of the Santa Ana River, and most of the Santa Ana Mountains, which are southeast of the Santa Ana River.  The climate is hot and subhumid; it is modified moderately by marine influence.  MLRA 20d. \nLithology and Stratigraphy.  This subsection contains mostly Jurassic marine clastic sedimentary, Jurassic volcanic, and Mesozoic granitic rocks.  There is some mafic plutonic rock and small areas of Pleistocene basalt.  The Puente and Chino Hills consist of Miocene marine sedimentary rocks.
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Try the San Juan north of Aztec N.M.
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Only 2. Texas and New Mexico
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you can go to this website if you want to know about ruins in mexico\n\nhttp://www.mexperience.com/guide/archaeology.htm\n\nI have gone to a lot of these places with my family, they're really amazing! If you go to Teotihuacan you can climb to the top of the sun and moon pyramids. i'm not really sure how tall they are but they're huge! \n\nZacatecas as a state is also really beautiful, it has great history. I've only looked it up online, i've never been there but that's where my next trip is going to be!
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Arizona in the USA, Manitoba in Canada\n\nI believe those are the only two north american spots, however, not sure about Mexico's take on it.
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Those are farming plots.  Many places in the southwest, have these circular irrigation systems where there is a fixed stand in the middle of the field and a long arm with sprinkers on it extends out from the stand to a wheel on the far end.  Using the wheel, the arm rotates in a slow circle around the field (like the hand on a giant clock face) watering the plants beneath it.  The result is a circular field that is quite distinct looking from the air.
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See the classic landforms and its characteristics in\nhttp://www.geomorph.org/gt/regional/nam.html
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http://www.indianpueblo.org/index.cfm?module=ipcc&pn=15\n\nThe 19 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico.  Cool web site.
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check out http://www.answers.com/center%20of%20earth
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T or C, New Mexico , USA. This area will grow rapidly due to great weather for retirees. prices should go up rapidly . Check ebay or mls listings.