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Doña Ana County, Administrative division in southern New Mexico, United States.

Doña Ana County is an administrative county in southern New Mexico that borders Texas. The landscape consists of desert, mountain ranges, and the Rio Grande running through it, with Las Cruces as its largest city.

The county was established in 1852 and named after Ana Robledo, who died in the area during the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. The region later became an important trade route along the Rio Grande.

The area shows strong Hispanic roots through language, architecture, and daily traditions that shape community life. Residents celebrate festivals and maintain customs passed down through generations.

The best time to visit is fall and spring when temperatures are comfortable. Bring plenty of water and sun protection since the sun is intense in this desert region.

The Organ Mountains Desert Peaks National Monument on its land holds ancient prehistoric trackways left by dinosaurs and other animals. These footprints tell stories from millions of years of Earth's history.

Location: New Mexico

Inception: 1852

Capital city: Las Cruces

Shares border with: Sierra County, El Paso County, Otero County, Luna County

Website: http://donaanacounty.org

GPS coordinates: 32.31222,-106.77833

Latest update: December 17, 2025 08:35

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